Presidential Debates Face Moderators Dilemma on Fact-Checking
Washington Post notes debate moderators wrestle with when to challenge misleading or false claims. Iconic moments include Candy Crowley and Matt Lauer incidents, while figures like Jim Lehrer and Bob Schieffer argue for limited interference. Predictions discuss how Trump Clinton matchups may test this balance.
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Debate formats clash with live fact checks in elections
The dialogue examines how moderators handle fact checking in one on one interviews versus political debates. Experts argue live prosecutorial fact checks on TV are impractical due to the sprawling and interconnected events of past years.
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Racial remarks by lawmakers stir backlash after Charlotte unrest
Republican lawmakers face criticism for racially charged comments after fatal police shootings of Black men sparked unrest in North Carolina and Oklahoma. Representative Pittenger apologized for saying protesters hate white people. Steve King and Tim Huelskamp also made inflammatory remarks drawing wide rebuke.
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New York Times Endorses Clinton for White House
The New York Times endorsed Hillary Clinton on Saturday, saying she is more qualified than Donald Trump to handle national challenges. It praised her record as secretary of state and her work for children, women and families, while criticizing Trump as the worst nominee from a major party in modern American history.
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Johnson denies Weld quitting to spoil Trump win
Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson rejects a rumor that running mate William Weld will quit. He s dismisses the claim at an Austin festival calling it out of left field. Weld supporters say Trump’s poll recovery tempts him to reconsider his spoiler role.
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