Yet another example of fake news from the Wash Post

WVPATX

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On Thursday afternoon, our friends at the Daily Caller caught The Washington Post and reporter Amber Phillips embarrassing themselves as the liberal paper told readers in a story about Planned Parenthood that the abortion provider was “nonpartisan.”


Daily Caller News Foundation’s Rachel Stoltzfoos made clear in her first sentence just how laughable the claim was, noting that Planned Parenthood “spent 99 percent of its political contributions on Democrats in 2016 and endorsed Hillary Clinton for president.”

For the record, here’s the statement in question by Phillips in The Post newsletter “The 5-Minute Fix” analyzing how GOP health care plan differs from ObamaCare: “The nonpartisan health care clinic, which also performs abortions, has been in conservatives’ crosshairs for more than a year now.”

Stoltzfoos did a basic search of the campaign spending for “nakedly partisan” Planned Parenthood Action Fund and found:

The political arm of the non-profit, Planned Parenthood Action Fund, dumped more than $700,000 into federal races in 2016, and virtually all of it went to Democrats, according to the Center for Responsive Politics. The group spent about $530,000 to elect Democrats in the House, and another $147,000 to elect Democrats in the Senate, but just $10,000 on Republicans in the House and Senate combined. The political action fund also donated more than $9,000 to Hillary Clinton’s campaign, and launched an unprecedented get out the vote effort for her campaign in which volunteers knocked on more than a million doors.

To cap off this brief, effective takedown, Stoltzfoos repeatedly reached out to Phillips to see if The Post reporter had an comment on her label for the far-left group. Not surprisingly, Stoltzfoos revealed that “Phillips did not respond to multiple requests for comment.”
 

moe

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Fake news adds up, day after day, month after month, year after year. Some small, some huge. But fake nonetheless.
Could be an error or at worst, bias. Just showing again that you don't know what fake news is but were really pleased that you all figured that out and can now understand the article.
 

WVPATX

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Could be an error or at worst, bias. Just showing again that you don't know what fake news is but were really pleased that you all figured that out and can now understand the article.

Bias? Come on. She knows exactly who PP supports. It is not bias, it is corruption. It was planned and executed by her. Every thinking person in the U.S. knows that PP hates the GOP.

This is a classic example of FAKE NEWS. She knows she wrote a lie. She intended to mislead her readers. She accomplished that. It's called propaganda.
 

WVPATX

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Maybe she meant non-partisan as in the fact that PP provides services to all political persuasions? :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

Nice try. But you and I both know that PP is anything but bi-partisan. Of course PP serves all patients (that is the law after all). She was speaking about PP, the organization. Deliberate lie.

It's how outlets like the NY Times and Wash Post roll.
 

atlkvb

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Because she LIED. That is called deception. This may be over your head. Do you have a head ache already?

I prefer to call it "lying with the Truth" Pax.

Does Planned Parenthood donate to both parties?

Yes.

Are they "non partisan" in their donations?

No.

Democrats get over 90% of their political donations, and the reporter who called them "non partisan" was only trying to cover up that initial lie which was indeed deceptive if not outright dishonest.

It was a twist of the facts designed to make you believe what was being reported which technically was true, but in reality was a flat out lie.

They (Media) do this same thing all the time, and it's not even arguable when you can demonstrate it point by point and case by case.
 

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The White House press corps erupted in laughter when White House press secretary Sean Spicer admitted that President Donald Trump doesn’t really believe that job reports from the Labor Department are fake.

“I talked to the president prior to this, and he said to quote them very clearly. They may have been phony in the past, but it’s very real now,” Spicer replied, prompting laughter from reporters in the room.

“I know it was delivered as a laugh line from Sean and got laughter in the room from reporters — I’m not so sure all of America will laugh at that,”

"We're laughing at you America" Donnie and Sean

 

atlkvb

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The White House press corps erupted in laughter when White House press secretary Sean Spicer admitted that President Donald Trump doesn’t really believe that job reports from the Labor Department are fake.

“I talked to the president prior to this, and he said to quote them very clearly. They may have been phony in the past, but it’s very real now,” Spicer replied, prompting laughter from reporters in the room.

“I know it was delivered as a laugh line from Sean and got laughter in the room from reporters — I’m not so sure all of America will laugh at that,”

"We're laughing at you America" Donnie and Sean


Best Virginia do you remember when the reporters passed over Obama's little quip that
"those shovel ready jobs weren't so shovel ready after all"?

Were you as bothered by that lie he told to millions of Americans expecting to find work from that phony 'stimulus'?

 

lenny4wvu

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Best Virginia do you remember when the reporters passed over Obama's little quip that
"those shovel ready jobs weren't so shovel ready after all"?

Were you as bothered by that lie he told to millions of Americans expecting to find work from that phony 'stimulus'?


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