(If Tweety ever really 'left off,' that is.)
Media Matters has two examples in one day. In both, Scarborough is assisted by Margaret Carlson:
Scarborough: Clinton campaign is "at war against African-Americans, and now they are at war against the Democratic Party"
Summary: MSNBC's Joe Scarborough said of Sen. Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign: "They are at war against African-Americans and now they are at war against the Democratic Party." As evidence, Scarborough and Bloomberg News columnist Margaret Carlson falsely claimed that the Clinton campaign "sued the Democratic Party" about caucus sites in Nevada. In fact, the Clinton campaign was not a party to the lawsuit.
http://mediamatters.org/items/200801270004?f=h_latestMSNBC's Scarborough falsely suggested Clinton congratulated Obama only by "paper statement"
Summary: Despite the fact that MSNBC had earlier aired Hillary Clinton saying, "I want to congratulate Senator
Obama tonight and I want to also thank the people of South Carolina for welcoming us into their homes, and their communities," MSNBC's Joe Scarborough claimed that when Clinton "congratulated Senator Obama, she did it by a paper statement." Further, before Clinton's speech, Bloomberg News columnist Margaret Carlson claimed that the "Clintons don't play by the normal rules," adding: "Where is the grace that we all expect out of losers in campaigns, which is you congratulate in words, not in just a statement, your opponent?" In fact, the statement issued by the Clinton campaign noted that Clinton had "called Senator Obama to congratulate him and wish him well."
http://mediamatters.org/items/200801270003?f=h_latestBut MSNBC still has Craig Crawford:
Craig Crawford: "(T)he evidence-free bias against the Clintons in the media borders on mental illness"
Summary: On Morning Joe, Craig Crawford stated: "I really think the evidence-free bias against the Clintons in the media borders on mental illness." Crawford went on to assert, "I mean, we've gotten into a situation where if you try to be fair to the Clintons, if you try to be objective, if you try to say, 'Well, where's the evidence of racism in the Clinton campaign?' you're accused of being a naïve shill for the Clintons." He later added: "I really think it's a problem."
http://mediamatters.org/items/200801260001?f=h_latest