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Whoppers of 2012, Final Edition
With only days to go until Election Day 2012, we look here at the most egregiously false and misleading claims from the entire presidential campaign. Full Story »
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Posted by Pamela Hogle - Oct 31, 2012 - 10:36 PM PDT
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Pamela Hogle - Nov 1, 2012 - 12:38 AM PDT
The story is another example of extracting false equivalences in an artificial attempt to look fair and balanced. Thereby the factchecking introduces bias. By focusing only on nit picking of what has been talked about, it fails to address the important aspects of the most serious topics that were discussed, and the failure to of campaigns to address other critical topics in the world. Factchecking of attack ads is mucking in the slime.
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