This Is How They Spin The Truth.

[M]

The headline of a recent Washington Post story reads, “How gun deaths became as common as traffic deaths.”

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Washington Post 

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How gun deaths became as common as traffic deaths: http://wapo.st/1J0WY8e 

1:21 PM - 20 Dec 2015

 Washington Post

How gun deaths became as common as traffic deaths

By carolyn johnson @Carolynyjohnson

For the first time on record, Americans are as likely to die by a g...

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Many readers might assume that means gun deaths have skyrocketed in recent years, but the data included in the Post’s own story tell a different story.

It is true that gun deaths and motor vehicle deaths recently hit similar levels — only after a significant drop in traffic deaths.

Here’s the graph WaPo included in its story:

Washington Post

Several Twitter users quickly accused the Washington Post of using a “deliberately misleading headline” to lead people to believe that gun deaths were on the rise. 30

Maybe the average American has finally had enough of the Spin and Lies that support the Progressive Position.What do you think?

[M]

Even more ways the Left spins the truth, we used to call it lies.;

http://thelibertarianrepublic.com/wyoming-officials-prove-fracking-...

Wyoming Officials Prove Fracking Didn’t Poison Drinking Water — 4 Years After EPA’s Botched Investigation

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This is the end result of why they do it;

WASHINGTON – Today, the Institute for Energy Research released a first-of-its-kind study calculating the levelized cost of electricity from existing generation sources. Our study shows that on average, electricity from new wind resources is nearly four times more expensive than from existing nuclear and nearly three times more expensive than from existing coal. These are dramatic increases in the cost of generating electricity. This means that the premature closures of existing plants will unavoidably increase electricity rates for American families.

http://instituteforenergyresearch.org/analysis/what-is-the-true-cos...

[kevin kiernan]