Posted on Oct 20, 2016
***Third Presidential Debate Fact-Check Livewire***
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I can't wait for the complaints: "This comes from Breitbart. You can't believe them" Well, I don't care if Moses carried this article from God, "those" people would dismiss these Fact Checks because they are critical of Hillary. So, you guys and gals go ahead and ignore this article. Don't waste your time clicking the link. The rest of us will enjoy this brief break from the oppressive propaganda that passes for journalism these days.
***Third Presidential Debate Fact-Check Livewire***
Posted from breitbart.com
Election 2016
Hillary Clinton
Donald Trump
Posted 9 y ago
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PO3 Steven Sherrill
CPT Ahmed Faried does anyone really have a preferred candidate in this election cycle? This election cycle is an after midnight, drunken, McDonald' dollar menu, take the thing that almost resembles a choice, and hope it doesn't kill you or give you the runs by morning.
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1stSgt Nelson Kerr
My preferred candidate kicked his ass, they he joined in and started kicking himself.
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Sorry CPT Jack Durish, while I am no fan of Hillary, this so called fact check screams of bias, which makes it dubious as a fact check at best. In number 1, they admit that the claim that Planned Parenthood provides cancer screenings is true, while stating it is not because they don't provide mamograms. Then saying it is part true because of the Cervical Cancer screens. In number two the way they describe the dreaded partial birth abortion they have made it sound like a scene from a horror movie as opposed to a medical procedure. There are some that have less spin on them, but Breitbart really is no more objective than any other media stream.
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*When an article uses other blogs, including its own, as references for a 'fact check'*
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SGM Erik Marquez
Col Rebecca Lorraine -
Col Rebecca Lorraine 16 h
"I love it when men talk about women's health."
Perhaps I misread your comment.. It came across to me as snide, disrespectful and an attack.
If I misunderstood, then I apologize.
Would you please clarify your statement above ..Is that a supportive comment of agreement and like.. or a negitive and sarcastic comment of disapproval?
I stand ready to respond and or recant
Col Rebecca Lorraine 16 h
"I love it when men talk about women's health."
Perhaps I misread your comment.. It came across to me as snide, disrespectful and an attack.
If I misunderstood, then I apologize.
Would you please clarify your statement above ..Is that a supportive comment of agreement and like.. or a negitive and sarcastic comment of disapproval?
I stand ready to respond and or recant
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Col Rebecca Lorraine
SGM Erik Marquez - It would be a sarcasm. My few years of experience in women's health men are unfamiliar with most women's issues. So as a credible source I have to consider the background and level of expertise. When some one tells me what I need they better have a few degrees listed behind their name and applied experience. I hear a tremendous amount of second and third hand opinion not grounded in facts, experience or education. Are you an expert or trained in women's health? This is my point.
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