By noon on Wednesday, CNN had already hosted a Wall Street protester and a leftist “community organizer” to talk about the Occupy Wall Street movement. Anchor Suzanne Malveaux then interviewed Van Jones, former Obama-appointee and Marxist, and told him he’d make a “good spokesperson” for the Occupy movement. via CNN’s Malveaux Tells Van Jones He’d ...

    On Wednesday’s NBC Today, co-host Ann Curry asked chief White House correspondent Chuck Todd about Herman Cain’s long pause when answering a question about Libya: “How much do you think this new video is expected to add to Herman Cain’s current slip already in the polls?” Todd proclaimed: “I think it’s close to ...

    Now that Democratic mayors have turned on the Occupy Wall Street crowd, several media outlets have adopted a more critical tone, highlighting crime and squalor at such protests. A front-page Washington Post story on Wednesday wondered, “Is this an occupation or an infestation?” via Liberal Mayors Continue to Rail Against Occupiers; Reporters Now ...

    Seeking to breathe new life into the political damage of unproven sexual harassment charges against him, CNN’s Lisa Sylvester presented viewers with a “developing story” in the 4 p.m. hour Wednesday of The Situation Room entitled “Is Cain the Anti-Women Candidate? via CNN ‘Developing Story’: ‘Is Cain the Anti-Women Candidate?’.

    New York Times political reporters Jeff Zeleny (pictured) and Jim Rutenberg teamed up on Tuesday for a preview of the possible presidential head-to-head matchup Obama vs. Mitt Romney: “As the Primary Campaign Grinds On, Romney’s Team Prepares for Obama.” But they felt the need to put a metaphorical finger on the scale with ...

    As reports started coming out on Wednesday on the search for White House shooting suspect Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez, one common detail was mentioned, including in The New York Times: “Late on Friday, the police searched the Occupy DC protest camp…after reports that the suspect might have spent time there.” NBC, ABC, and CBS ...