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Conventional Wisdom Recycles Lies About Recent Elections

Alfred43 Wrote: Nov 11, 2009 12:37 PM
I wish there were a way to contact Mr. Medved or someone here. The article is loaded with missing apostrophes., e.g., years instead of year's. I spotted a missing comma that looked bad & a missing plural : x x x more-or-less typical for off-years contest, x xx should be x xx more-or-less typical for off-years contests x x x.

I've only had a few minutes to read the piece and don't have the time to read further or to spend an hour to find a way to communicate with someone. I hope someone in charge will spot this comment, try to fix the problem, and rub out the comment.

On a more substantive level, I'm not sure that the lefty claims are lies. One has to know that one is saying something false to tell a lie. These people,...

Mistakes, distortions and outright lies appeared so frequently in media coverage of the elections of 2009 that they made accurate analysis all but impossible.

Arguing with Idiots By Glenn Beck

The most serious of these errors built upon gross misrepresentations of the presidential election of 2008 falsehoods repeated endlessly and shamelessly enough to become enshrined in the conventional wisdom. Before this years whoppers achieve similar acceptance, its worth re-examining some of the most familiar confusions regarding the last two election cycles.

LIE NUMBER ONE: By winning New York’s 23rd Congressional District, Democrats captured a seat Republicans had...

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