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NRRC And Their Fake News Sites

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Hard for me to believe that no one posted this already.

 

The Republican Party has finally admitted what has been fairly obvious for much of the past six years: It produces fake news.

This is not an earth-shattering revelation to anybody who has been paying attention, but, still, it’s an important step for the party to embrace the phoniness.

 

Republicans embrace their phoniness - The Washington Post

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Donald Segretti would be proud.

Hard for me to believe that no one posted this already
This is a republican controlled site, and their leader, Mnt Ref, decided it wouldn't be in their best interests to allow it to be posted. :)
There was the assertion that the White House was covering up high-level involvement in Operation “Fast and Furious,” a gun program under the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco Firearms and Explosives that went awry. No evidence was found.

 

Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

This is a republican controlled site, and their leader, Mnt Ref, decided it wouldn't be in their best interests to allow it to be posted. :)

 

I thought the Dems had their own already with MSNBC

So is this kind of like the Dems now pushing the "Impeach Obama" narrative?

 

As has been pointed out in NUMEROUS other threads BOTH SIDES DO IT

I thought the Dems had their own already with MSNBC

 

The national news media's biases doesn't mean they're fabricating stuff out of thin air.

The national news media's biases doesn't mean they're fabricating stuff out of thin air.

 

No they just ignore things. And I'll remind you of the whole Dan Rather fiasco a couple of years back

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never mind

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Hard for me to believe that it took a couple hours to play the "they do it too" card.

 

Shocking.

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No they just ignore things. And I'll remind you of the whole Dan Rather fiasco a couple of years back

 

Ten, but who's counting?

Hard for me to believe that it took a couple hours to play the "they do it too" card.

 

Shocking.

 

I wasn't playing the they do it too card, just replying to Jim's quote.

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I wasn't playing the they do it too card, just replying to Jim's quote.

 

You are correct. You weren't.

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How do we feel about the practice as a campaign tactic or a way of doing business?

 

All's fair in love and war, or dirty pool?

How do we feel about the practice as a campaign tactic or a way of doing business?

 

All's fair in love and war, or dirty pool?

Unfortunately politics on all sides pander to the lowest common denominator trying to find that 10 second sound bite that just won't go away. Even when watching debates between candidates you can tell there are many little prepared zingers they are just waiting on an opening to let fly.

 

True debate of ideas just doesn't happen anymore as neither side is will to tell us how they are going to do all of the things they promise during the campaign.

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