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Liberals never do need facts to enter into a debate.
PolitiFact shreds Jon Stewart’s Fox News misinformation claim - Yahoo! News (http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_thecutline/20110621/ts_yblog_thecutline/politifact-shreds-jon-stewarts-fox-news-misinformation-claim - broken link)
Yeah, we been over this before. Some of these "surveys" are just liberal hackery based on answers being provided by interested parties.
I remember reading one of them that said Fox viewers were wrong about the "stimulus" creating jobs, but the source of the official answer was the Obama Administration.
The horse sh*t surveys are another matter altogether.
Basically, liberal hack squads attempting to pass themselves off as non-liberal hack squads have done some polls in which questions were asked to measure viewer knowledge about current news stories. The officially correct answers were provided by interested parties and based on assumptions made by other interested parties. In other words, opinions.
The horse sh*t surveys are another matter altogether.
Basically, liberal hack squads attempting to pass themselves off as non-liberal hack squads have done some polls in which questions were asked to measure viewer knowledge about current news stories. The officially correct answers were provided by interested parties and based on assumptions made by other interested parties. In other words, opinions.
Still, within this little answer here you should find the time to say that this thread is an epic FAIL.... Seeing as you are now attempting to debunk the source that apparently "shredded John Stewart's claim", which we can see it didn't....
This is funny!!
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