Decatur, Ala. | Wednesday, June 19, 2013
FACT CHECK
Inconvenient facts get left out of debate

Associated Press
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney spun one-sided stories in their first presidential debate, not necessarily bogus, but not the whole truth. Here’s a … More »
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so they're both liars. huh, imagine that! I still think I will choose the lesser of the two evils and it certainly won't be the one that we currently have as POTUS.

There are about twenty U.S. embassies in Muslim countries that are currently under siege. The Daily is doing its part to hide the coverage of this story as well as the follow-up to the attack in Libya and the murder of our ambassador and marines. The Middle East is on fire, President Obama's foreign policy is in shambles. Through the election there will be no coverage of these events as they cast Obama in a bad light. The Obama Administration has met with abject failure domestically and abroad. Is it yet time to boycott the Decatur Daily. If enough of us are prepared, we might be able to push the already weak paper into insolvency.

Obama got his butt kicked by Romney. That should be the headline. Romney made Obama look like a jackass when Obama repeatedly told us what Romney's plan was and was corrected in person. All the lies and dirty adds are catching up with you Obama. You are the worst President this country has ever had, that is your only accomplishment.

they both suck but please no more Obama - please!

Way to say it Itis. So long DD.

Otis, sorry.

Otis, sorry.

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