Here's an ad from Americans for Prosperity:
Here's a story about the ad from Chris Cillizza. Cillizza notes, "Our Factchecker deemed this ad false, [since it relies] on since-debunked claims about the stimulus."
Here's the Obama administration's response to the ad:
And here's Politifact's file on AFP which, by the way, completely supports the President's response. Five statements by AFP: two mostly false, one false, and two pants on fire. That's not a good record.
If you're a Tea Partier, demand that Americans for Prosperity (and the Koch brothers?) stop bullshitting and have respect for the facts.
Your political views are supported by actual facts, right?
Friday, May 4, 2012
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