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A rather nit picky version of a fact checking function.President Trump’s speech to the Conservative Political Action Conference at National Harbor in Maryland was littered with some of the president’s favorite and frequently cited falsehoods. Here’s a roundup of 13 of his more dubious claims, listed in the order in which he made them:
Analysis | Fact-checking President Trump’s CPAC speech
A rather nit picky version of a fact checking function.President Trump’s speech to the Conservative Political Action Conference at National Harbor in Maryland was littered with some of the president’s favorite and frequently cited falsehoods. Here’s a roundup of 13 of his more dubious claims, listed in the order in which he made them:
Analysis | Fact-checking President Trump’s CPAC speech
This too is fake news.
man, a disagree button would save some words.
man, a disagree button would save some words.
Man, a substance button would save a lot of wasted time reading these posts.
You guys must be getting desperate...
man, a disagree button would save some words.
Man, a substance button would save a lot of wasted time reading these posts.
You guys must be getting desperate...
No, the meaning of words and phrases are important if we use them to communicate.
Fake news while being a new term implies a lie or untruth. Fake is not real.
If that article is factually wrong then it can fall into that category.
IF the article is petty, not worth reading, or nit picky on some levels as I said, it is them things.
We have all these words, may as well use them.
My choice of words is not always the best. Maybe this has become a thing with me because of my time on my plant forums. The words "weedy" & "invasive" are carelessly interchanged there.
