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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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Don’t want to get you too excited, part II (the Senate)
But here are 538.com’s last polls for the Senate. I’m including here only the highly competitive — even surprisingly competitive — seats, most of which are currently held by a Republican. I haven’t included a couple of seats for which … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona Senate seat, Cal Cunningham, Colorado Senate seat, Cory Gardner, David Perdue, Georgia Senate seat, Hickenlooper, Iowa Senate seat, Jaime Harrison, Jon Ossoff, Joni Ernst, Lindsey Graham, Maine Senate seat, Mark Kelly, Martha McSally, Montana Senate seat, North Carolina Senate seat, Sara Gideon, South Carolina Senate seat, Steve Bullock, Steve Daines, Susan Collins, Theresa Greenfield, tom Tillis
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Will something finally change? I think so. Vote
A close friend just asked me that. In an effort to be super-rational, I said, “I’m probably the wrong person to ask because I’m an optimist.” She pointed out we’ve seen this before. I’m not sure we did — not … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order, political campaigns, Politics, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, voting and voting rights
Tagged Cal Cunningham, Chuck Schumer, Cory Gardner, Democrats in Congress, For the People Act, G.O.P., George Floyd, John Hickenlooper, Karen Bass, Mark Kelly, Martha McSally, police legislation, Sara Gideon, Steve Bullock, Steve Daines, Supreme Court, Susan Collins, tom Tillis
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