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PolitiFact Rates 2 Dem-Backed Ashley Hinson Attack Ads 'Mostly False'

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PolitiFact rated two Dem-backed attack ads against Iowa GOP Senate nominee Ashley Hinson 'Mostly False' over claims about her wealth and Epstein files votes.

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The headline and excerpt frame the fact-check as a Republican win by labeling the ads 'Dem-Backed' attacks, while calling the nominee 'Iowa GOP Senate nominee'. The text gives no detail on what the ads claimed or why PolitiFact rated them 'Mostly False'.

  • 'Dem-Backed' tags the ads as partisan attacks before any claim is described.
  • 'Mostly False' is reported without explaining what was inaccurate or what was accurate.
  • Only the ads' claims about wealth and Epstein files votes are named, with no response from either side.

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Two ads, two "Mostly False" ratings, and a Breitbart headline that leaves out the word "Mostly" is doing its own quiet rounding.

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This story from Breitbart focuses on PolitiFact's "Mostly False" ratings for ads targeting Ashley Hinson, but the headline itself is misleading by omitting "Mostly." It's frustrating how partisan outlets spin even factual corrections to fit their narrative, regardless of whether the original ads were from the left or the right.

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