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19. Yep, that's another "assume they're lying by default" site. (nt)

Wed Feb 27, 2013, 07:26 PM

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5 Easy Ways to Spot a B.S. News Story on the Internet [View all] XemaSab Feb 2013 OP

#6. It has "foxnews" in the URL. Gorp Feb 2013 #1

heh... Ohio Joe Feb 2013 #7

Well? It's true. Gorp Feb 2013 #9

I thought of News max - hollysmom Feb 2013 #11

Fox news is bad, but there are sites far worse. Archae Feb 2013 #15

Sludge Report Gorp Feb 2013 #16

Man, I hate it when someone posts exactly what I was going to say... WhoIsNumberNone Feb 2013 #22

There are plenty of ways such a news story or study could be wrong. OceanEcosystem Feb 2013 #4

The Daily Mail is a guilty pleasure. reformist2 Feb 2013 #5

I agree. I check it out every day. n/t RebelOne Feb 2013 #13

And chances are that it will be posted by someone in GD...nt SidDithers Feb 2013 #8

Yep, that's another "assume they're lying by default" site. (nt) Posteritatis Feb 2013 #19

Check the date lpbk2713 Feb 2013 #10

Andrew Breitbart's name is somehow associated with it. nt Tommy_Carcetti Feb 2013 #12

"Forward this to everyone you know" = total crap nt HomeboyHombre Feb 2013 #17

. XemaSab Feb 2013 #21

Yep. Nails it. n/t. apocalypsehow Feb 2013 #23

#6 It is in General Discussion on DU cthulu2016 Feb 2013 #24

Headline contains both "Republican" and "Strategy" Bigbluebrush Feb 2013 #26