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- Politics on Jan 16, 2009
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So far, Obama's executive orders being reported are encouraging signs: the closing of the Guantanamo gulag, a review of Bush's pending executive orders, a review of all claims of executive privilege during the Bush administration, the prohibition of any methods of questioning not... more
Reviewed by Klassy Jan 25 2009, 07:04am ( 60 reviews ) • politifact.com
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Rated by BillinSDCA on Sep 06, 9:09am
Keep his feet to the fire.
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Rated by slfsfslkmcsdguh on Aug 21, 10:55pm
Keeping tabs on our president to see if he keeps his various promises.
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Rated by Dreamerr on Aug 09, 2:13pm
PolitiFact has compiled more than 500 promises that Barack Obama made during the campaign and is tracking their progress on our Obameter.
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Rated by 420nickname420 on Jul 06, 5:02am
"In 1994, Freedom Magazine, owned by the Church of Scientology, ran what it called an "expose" about the "history of prejudice" toward minorities and women at the Times. Among the points it specifically raised were the paper's own statistics indicating it had a low percentage of African Americans in senior positions and a complaint about the glass ceiling women confronted at the newspaper. This expose ran some three months after the Times was accused by the Church of Scientology of "inflammatory" coverage based on "lies and innuendo". It also specifically accused the Times's editor, Andy Barnes, of possessing a "striking lack of sensitivity" because Barnes had said, "I don't sense that the world is about to end on this issue." "In response to the publication of the expose, Barnes responded, "I don't wish to dignify Freedom by making them my judges on the questions of how we run the newspaper....They have another agenda going, and they may present themselves as journalists, but they're not"." It's kind of hard to believe a newspaper accused of being racist to provide the public with valid information on our first black president. So to that chart I SCREAM BULLSHIT!!!!!
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Rated by muppetcakes on Mar 31 2009, 9:33pm
Keeping track of 500 campaign promises
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Rated by RJRibeira on Mar 16 2009, 4:30pm
Great, non-partisan research on Obama's promises. I'm an Obama fan, but this site gives it to you straight.