In this article on the Fox News website this morning, the writer maintains that Pres. Obama misstated the facts on the military’s current use of bayonets. The President said there are “fewer”.
There was no shortage of misstatements in the final debate. Here’s how PolitiFact and FactCheck.org saw it: http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/article/2012/oct/22/fact-checking-third-presidential-debate/ http://factcheck.org/2012/10/false-claims-in-final-debate/
The debate tonight was mostly civil though some might object to the President’s occasional interruptions. As we’ve done in the previous debates, we’ll offer a few
Will the final debate stick to the facts? We won’t know until it’s over but we can be sure that fact-checkers will be busy deciding what is true and what isn’t. We also can count on each side spinning the
Presumably, we want honesty and respect in our elected officials. We want them to be civil when they talk to each other. So why do we tolerate the falsehoods, distortions and name-calling that permeate politics today? Is their behavior as much our fault as
Regarding respect for the facts in last night’s debate, here’s the verdict of two independent fact-checkers: http://www.factcheck.org/ http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/article/2012/oct/16/fact-checking-town-hall-debate/ To contact
Though the candidates were up close and personal a couple of times, this debate was overwhelmingly civil and respectful. As we did with the previous two debates, we’ll publish the two
Tonight’s debate may draw more viewers than the first. They’ll be watching to see whether Pres. Obama can redeem himself after his disappointing performance in the first debate. As usual, we’ll be looking for
A talk host we no longer mention by name “corrected” all the polls today. The radio broadcaster invalidated the results before the second Romney-Obama debate, saying “Obama was never
“Meet the Press” guests included Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed (pictured, home page). The Democrat said, Biden “clearly won the debate among independents.” He added that the vice president outpolled Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) by 51 to 30. “The fact of the
Sean Hannity said tonight on Fox News that Vice-President Joe Biden is “a weird man, troubled,” “unhinged, over the top” and a “person who’s having an emotional crackup.” Hannity was talking about the debate last night between Biden
Late last night and this morning, both sides claimed victory, their usual knee-jerk reaction. No surprise but disrespectful because it’s based on nothing much, except partisanship. But we say whether anyone won
October 24, 2012 by mikes888
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