ObamaCare's Popularity Is A Myth — Satisfaction Craters To 22% As Law Continues To Collapse

Tsing Tao said:
Link to what? Me thinking they're not reputable anymore?

Now if you want to know why I think that, I suppose I can go dig up all the articles (including the one already posted in this thread) that I've read that talked about bias there, and the Tampa Bay Times.
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You didn't say you thought they were not reputable anymore. You said they no longer were.

I am not aware of any evidence to suggest they are not, which is why I asked for a link to what I had hoped might be an objective and balanced assessment of that conclusion.

As an aside, is it objectively less reputable than the sources you favor?
 
peilthetraveler said:
Here you go.

http://www.truthwiki.org/politifact-com/
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Really?

...Very similar to Wikipedia (13) and WebMD (14), PolitiFact doesn’t just state “facts” and dispel myths or misconceptions, but rather protects Big Government and the agendas they want to keep OUT of the American public’s discussion.

WebMD is a go-to source of factual medical info. So if Politifact is of the same caliber on the political side, then I'm a fan.
 
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Frederick Foresight said:
Really?

...Very similar to Wikipedia (13) and WebMD (14), PolitiFact doesn’t just state “facts” and dispel myths or misconceptions, but rather protects Big Government and the agendas they want to keep OUT of the American public’s discussion.

WebMD is a go-to source of factual medical info. So if Politifact is of the same caliber on the political side, then I'm a fan.
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Did you even click the source link for WebMD where it says it's very similar to Politifact? No? Of course you didn't because this is where it leads you. http://www.naturalnews.com/050531_WebMD_allopathic_medicine_mercury_fillings.html
 
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