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24 fact checks from the second presidential debate
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Reality check for the second U.S. presidential debate on Oct. 9, 2016
10/10/2016
There are a lot of distortions of facts in the debate. A frequent distortion is that Trump opposed the Iraq war before it started. In addition to distortions there is the frequent resort to exaggerations. One has to be very careful to correctly interpret what is being said to not be trapped by soundbites or wild statements.
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The debate happens a day after the story about a tape from 2005 on Trump's lewd comments about women is shown on television. Clinton focusses attention on the comments by Trump on women, minorities and people with disabilities. Trump brings up Bill Clinton. What little discussion focussed on economic issues and taxes that has taken place happens in the latter part of the 90 minutes debate.
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