Originally Posted by JCL

Well, I do go to more than one website, thank you. I try not to get my news from email distribution lists. I think that independent fact-checking sites are a good resource. I also like non-commercial news outlets. If you don't like the one I listed, there are lots of others.

I can recall reading about most of those on line, from more than one source, and seeing them debunked. I don't think it is worth recounting them all here, but we can if you like. People are going to believe what they want to believe.

Here are a few to get you started:

http://www.factcheck.org/elections-2...cusations.html It talks about how the ACORN fraud is paycheck fraud by ACORN workers, not voter fraud.

They both got money from Freddie and Fannie. That is how those organizations work. Sad.

Raines was found to not be an advisor to Obama's campaign. "According to yet another false e-mail making the rounds on the Internet, Franklin Raines and J. Timothy Howard are chief "economic" and "finance" advisers to the presidential campaign of Sen. Barack Obama. Not true. Neither man works for the Obama campaign, either now or in the past. The e-mail is technically accurate when it says Obama selected Jim Johnson to head his vice presidential search committee, but it fails to mention that Johnson lasted only a week in that unpaid position"

Good article on factcheck about Michelle Obama and being pround of being an American. It has been twisted beyond recognition on the internet.
Another article is available about the fact that when the plane was repainted the flags were moved to the fuselage instead of the tail. But if you want to call that 'removing the flags' I guess it is technically true. Or, you could phrase it as "Obama painted more flags on his plane" Both are true. Email soundbytes can't hope to present a balanced view.

Have a great day.