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VIEW FAVORITES yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'Fact-Check Challenge:: TV Media Cited Disputed CBO \'Report\' At Least 81 Times In 6 Days '; yahooBuzzArticleSummary =' The CBO \'report\ 'being touted by conservatives and the media wasn\'t an actual report at all; it was a small portion of the stimulus plan put into a computer program.
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Fact-Checking the Fact-Check of the Fact-Check Our Monday item on an Associated Press "fact check" rebutting Republican claims about the stimulus bill prompted an email from Matt Apuzzo, the AP reporter who wrote the piece in question.
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Fact-Check Follies Here's one of the most hilariously hair-splitting "fact checks" we've seen so far this campaign.
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Fact-Check Follies In Wednesday's Debate, John McCain declared that Acorn, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, "is now on the verge of maybe perpetrating one of the greatest frauds in voter history in this country, maybe destroying the fabric of democracy."
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Why Won't NBC Fact-Check Its Sunday Talk Shows? noted this morning that NBC's "Meet the Press," still the most watched Sunday public affair show, is posed to undergo some cosmetic changes.
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Why Won't NBC Fact-Check Its Sunday Talk Shows? noted this morning that NBC's "Meet the Press," still the most watched Sunday public affair show, is posed to undergo some cosmetic changes.
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Why Won't NBC Fact-Check Its Sunday Talk Shows? noted this morning that NBC's "Meet the Press," still the most watched Sunday public affair show, is posed to undergo some cosmetic changes.
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Fact-Check: Nader was right that the suspension design was aimed at saving money, but a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration study found that potential handling problems were exaggerated.
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Why Won't NBC Fact-Check Its Sunday Talk Shows? noted this morning that NBC's "Meet the Press," still the most watched Sunday public affair show, is posed to undergo some cosmetic changes.
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Why Won't NBC Fact-Check Its Sunday Talk Shows? noted this morning that NBC's "Meet the Press," still the most watched Sunday public affair show, is posed to undergo some cosmetic changes.
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