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Jan 7, 2019

“There's a lot of people more concerned about being precisely, factually, and semantically correct than about being morally right,” @AOC says in response to criticism that she’s made factual errors. cbsn.ws/2GYii3B

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2:27 AM · Jan 7, 2019

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It’s also just a fragment of her answer but thanks for trying to perpetuate this “both sides” bullshit.

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The headline isn't even what she said.

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This quote came directly from the video! How are you saying it's not what she said? I don't dislike this girl but it wasn't thrilled about this clip and the way she handled it. It wasn't this part that I had a problem with it was the rest of it.

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I think you’re right. Petty sure the fact checker for The Washington Post did not watch an entire 52-second video before weighing in on a controversial figure.

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Dude. Pay attention. That was exactly the right answer. Aside from that, what politician gets asked about this when most of them make mistakes as well. Scalise just in the past day, for example.

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Why?

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what's so wrong with bringing a little character back into the country, especially after decades of corrupt politicians and the current clown in the WH

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Let the ratio begin