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Just the facts, Ma’am. “Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but not their own facts.” --Daniel Patrick Moynihan.

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1 Just the facts, Ma’am. “Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but not their own facts.” --Daniel Patrick Moynihan

2 Where do facts come from? Reliable sources People Primary Source: person who is in charge Internet Research Observation

3 Where do opinions come from? Not from the reporter From sources quotes Exceptions: opinion columns, reviews, editorials We’ll talk about them later Now, we focus on news…

4 Your turn… Moe Mentum’s futile campaign came to a disappointing end last night as the candidates conceded defeat before 200 loyal supporters. What’s fact, what’s opinion?

5 Your turn… Moe Mentum’ grass-roots campaign came to an end last night as the exhausted candidate conceded defeat before 200 cheering supporters. What’s fact, what’s opinion?

6 Your turn… Logging continued in Conifer National Forest yesterday, despite howls of protest from liberal legislators and environmental radicals who assailed timber workers as “rapists.” What’s fact, what’s opinion?

7 Your turn… Legendary geezers the Rolling Stones will rock Memorial Coliseum tonight as they kick off the first of three highly anticipated weekend concerts. What’s fact, what’s opinion?


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