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Are political ads fact-checked before they are televised?
No. Do politicians lie in their ads? Yes. In How I Learned The Facts of Life, I devote some time to TV product commercials and tell you something you might not know: you can believe that the claims they make … Continue reading
Posted in How I Learned The Facts of Life, political campaigns, Politics, The Facts of Life, voting and voting rights
Tagged Cory Gardner, DailyKos, David Nir, John Hickenlooper, NRSC, TV political ads
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Facts of Life: Russians interfering with our election? It’s happening again
As Robert Mueller said, in his appearance before the House… Robert S. Mueller III offered no new revelations on Wednesday into Russia’s interference in the 2016 elections or President Trump’s attempts to derail his probe. But he offered a stark … Continue reading
Posted in How I Learned The Facts of Life, Komprosplat, Mueller investigation, political campaigns, Politics, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, voting and voting rights
Tagged email accounts, GRU, How I Learned the Facts of Life, Julian Assange, Robert Mueller, Russian election interference, Russian hacking, spamblocker, Wikileaks, Wired
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Is our country bifurcated? Or what?
OK, what I’m basically asking is…what percentage of people in this country are crazy? And by “crazy” — just so you don’t think I’m using coded language — I mean: what percentage of people in this country still support Trump? … Continue reading
Posted in How I Learned The Facts of Life, political campaigns, Politics, The Facts of Life, Trumpism
Tagged Gallup polls, How I Learned the Facts of Life, registered Democrats, registered Independents, registered Republicans
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