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* '''when''': [[when posted::2014/03/07]] | * '''when''': [[when posted::2014/03/07]] | ||
| − | * '''author''': | + | * '''author''': ''probably Rachel, but it's not credited'' |
| − | * '''source''': [[ | + | * '''source''': [[source::The MaddowBlog]] |
* '''topics''': [[topic::Obamacare]] [[topic::US/AR]] [[topic::Americans for Prosperity]] [[topic::Mark Pryor]] [[topic::lies]] | * '''topics''': [[topic::Obamacare]] [[topic::US/AR]] [[topic::Americans for Prosperity]] [[topic::Mark Pryor]] [[topic::lies]] | ||
* '''keywords''' | * '''keywords''' | ||
* '''link''': [[URL::http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/yet-another-aca-horror-story-draws-scrutiny]] | * '''link''': [[URL::http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/yet-another-aca-horror-story-draws-scrutiny]] | ||
| − | * '''title''': [[title::Yet another ACA | + | * '''title''': [[title::Yet another ACA "horror story" draws scrutiny]] |
| − | * '''summary''': | + | * '''summary''': [[Summary::{{fmt/quote|After all the recent troubles conservatives have had with "[[Obamacare]] victims" in attack ads that turned out to be wrong, the [[Koch brothers|Koch]]-financed [[Americans for Prosperity]] wouldn't push its luck with another dubious commercial, would it?}}]] |
| + | ==Excerpt== | ||
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| − | <p> | + | <p>It's worth emphasizing that the pushback against deceptive advertising from the [[Affordable Care Act]]'s foes appear to have had some effect – this [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfQhtav0HJ8&noredirect=1 new AFP spot] is more restrained than many of its predecessors. (Unlike the [http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/when-facts-cant-be-true recent Michigan attack], this one doesn't falsely suggest the health care law will endanger the lives of cancer patients.)</p> |
| − | <p>Indeed, it was of great interest to see that this Arkansas spot steers clear of many factual claims that would draw the scrutiny of fact-checkers. The woman in the ad, for example, | + | <p>Indeed, it was of great interest to see that this Arkansas spot steers clear of many factual claims that would draw the scrutiny of fact-checkers. The woman in the ad, for example, doesn�t mention whether or not she's saving money, or whether she's any worse off than before.</p> |
| − | <p>The offensive is more straightforward: Wanda had one health plan and now | + | <p>The offensive is more straightforward: Wanda had one health plan and now she's complaining about getting a new plan. That's it. That's the attack.</p> |
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| − | <p>The total number of Arkansans whose health plans have been canceled as a result of the Affordable Care Act? According to the ''[[Wall Street Journal]]'' | + | <p>The total number of Arkansans whose health plans have been canceled as a result of the Affordable Care Act? According to the ''[[Wall Street Journal]]'''s tally, [http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2014/03/13/americans-for-prosperity-targets-pryors-support-for-health-law/ the answer is zero].</p> |
<p>In other words, the premise of this simple attack ad is [[false|at odds with reality]].</p> | <p>In other words, the premise of this simple attack ad is [[false|at odds with reality]].</p> | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:11, 12 October 2022
- when: 2014/03/07
- author: probably Rachel, but it's not credited
- source: The MaddowBlog
- topics: Obamacare US/AR Americans for Prosperity Mark Pryor lies
- keywords
- link: http://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/yet-another-aca-horror-story-draws-scrutiny
- title: Yet another ACA "horror story" draws scrutiny
- summary: «After all the recent troubles conservatives have had with "Obamacare victims" in attack ads that turned out to be wrong, the Koch-financed Americans for Prosperity wouldn't push its luck with another dubious commercial, would it?»
Excerpt
It's worth emphasizing that the pushback against deceptive advertising from the Affordable Care Act's foes appear to have had some effect – this new AFP spot is more restrained than many of its predecessors. (Unlike the recent Michigan attack, this one doesn't falsely suggest the health care law will endanger the lives of cancer patients.)
Indeed, it was of great interest to see that this Arkansas spot steers clear of many factual claims that would draw the scrutiny of fact-checkers. The woman in the ad, for example, doesn�t mention whether or not she's saving money, or whether she's any worse off than before.
The offensive is more straightforward: Wanda had one health plan and now she's complaining about getting a new plan. That's it. That's the attack.
...
The total number of Arkansans whose health plans have been canceled as a result of the Affordable Care Act? According to the Wall Street Journal's tally, the answer is zero.
In other words, the premise of this simple attack ad is at odds with reality.