“for a reporter, it’s not enough to just ask questions. You have to actually get answers. The people who attempted to fact check the Indianapolis Star’s reporting had plenty of questions about the story itself, but publishing those questions in and of itself does not constitute a fact check.” - Relevant
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How Did So Many Fact Checkers Get the Tragic Story of 10-Year-Old Ohio Girl Wrong?
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NewDuh
Perhaps because they are not actually checking facts. Trusting one of the “fact” checkers (talk about a misnomer) for your information today is a fool’s errand.
Dave Barnhart
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If the Indianapolis Star wants to know why so many people instantly assumed that their piece was a hit job, all they need to do is to review the history of “shocking pieces that seem to support the narrative of the left.” Unfortunately, precious few of them were borne out in truth.
Aspiring to be a stick in the mud.