You just can’t keep up with all of the examples of the media getting basic facts about Barack Obama 100 percent wrong, and always in his favor.

Campaign Spot reader John notices this example from an AP story on the arrest of Jerome Corsi, author of an anti-Obama book in Kenya:

Corsi’s book claims the Illinois senator is a dangerous, radical candidate for president and includes innuendoes and false rumors — that he was raised a Muslim and attended a radical black church.

Now, Corsi made plenty of mistakes in his book, but those two statements are true. Obama was raised a Muslim for part of his childhood; he describes attending mosques with his stepfather in Indonesia. And Trinity United Church of Christ can accurately be described as a radical black church. (If the congregation’s wild applause for the most outrageous statements of Jeremiah Wright doesn’t qualify as radical, what does?) At the very least, that characterization is a disputed opinion, not a “false rumor.”