Bogus Claims of Debate Moderator Bias - FactCheck.org
October 22, 20206 min read1103 words
Published: October 22, 2020  |  6 min read1103 words
Quick TakeFull StorySocial media posts are targeting , an NBC White House correspondent who is scheduled to moderate the final presidential for the 2020 election on Oct. 22.The posts aim at discrediting Welker, making her appear to be biased against President Donald Trump. The pr...
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Credible
October 24, 2020
Does a good job presenting credible refutations to the points raised in the NY Post article, but unfortunately also dabbles in its own sensational narrative by continually referring to the NY Post as a “tabloid” - along with a general tone that feels particularly biased against a competing news outlet despite its use of good factual content
October 24, 2020
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October 23, 2020
This is a very balanced and detailed breakdown of the various claims that the Presidential Debate moderator was biased in favor of Democrats. The fact-check is very nuanced, admitting when there are conflicts of interests but outlining with evidence why some claims are baseless. This is an example of a very thoughtful, nonpartisan fact-check.
October 23, 2020
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