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NRRC And Their Fake News Sites

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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.

 

I can't argue with any of that.

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You are correct. You weren't.

 

You're right I did, just like more then one lefty did to one of my threads earlier thus my big letters for emphasis. What's good for the goose as the saying goes. And as I'm sure the left knows it's much easier to do that then to actually refute the claim. Maybe next I'll try to steer the thread to a totally unrelated subject.

Ten, but who's counting?

 

Is there a statute of limitations for hypocrisy?

The current administration does not worry about the middle man in fake news. They just send people like Susan Rice on the news talk shows in Sunday morning and provide fake news via traditional outlets.

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Is there a statute of limitations for hypocrisy?

 

Probably a couple or ten.:D

Can't possibly understand why the left would be upset about this... Heck, they don't even care when their own guys are lying to them...

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

 

Shocking.

 

They're biting McPapa.

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. :)

 

Don't think too many conservatives are visiting that site.

Political parties fabricating news??? I'm shocked, simply shocked!

So, these so-called fake news sites include a disclaimer stating that they are financed by the GOP? If the intent was to hide the funding source, they failed miserably.

 

The correct way to run fake news websites is to have big donors to fund independent "news" websites that have no paper trail to a political party. Examples are Salon.com, MoveOn.org, and MediaMatters.org.

 

Taking it to another level of secrecy, anybody can hire a law firm to register a website to maintain their anonymity. Get a wealthy partisan to fund a website and hide behind a third-party domain registration, and then have your candidates point to it as an independent news source. Nothing to it.

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They're biting McPapa.

 

A few.

 

Although I would have placed a comma between "biting" and "McPapa". A whole 'nother meaning.:D

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

 

I don't like it, but it is the way politics has been done since I can remember. A website of fabricated information is the same to me as George Bush saying, "Read my lips, no new taxes." Both the website & the statement are based on falsehood.

 

I do believe that this comes across as very juvenile--like something that would be done in a 4th grade class president race--but I don't see it different from what I've been exposed to since forever.

 

And that has a great deal to do with my own growing dissatisfaction with politics in general. My nature is to want to follow political goings-on, but these people have soured me on everything.

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

 

Ignoring isn't the same as fabricating. And Dan Rather paid the price for his overzealousness, tarnishing what had been a pretty amazing career when looked at as a whole. Whose head will roll for this incident?

The commander in chief lies every news conference and we are worried about this big news ? Head meet sand .

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