False Ads: There Oughtta Be A Law! Or -- Maybe Not
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September 16, 2004
Brooks Jackson Factcheck.org
'All this,' concludes Jackson, 'should tell voters that --
legally -- it's pretty much up to them to sort out who's lying and
who's not in a political campaign.' Journalists have a role too.
Jackson's Annenberg Political Fact Check is a nonpartisan,
nonprofit resource for voters. Their latest work has debunked
Kerry's claim that our war in Iraq has cost $200 billion -- not
yet, says factcheck.org, and diffused Zell Miller's accusations
that Kerry won't spend money on defense -- that was only true 20
years ago.
-- Harry Sheff
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