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Thursday, October 18, 2007

KSL's Voucher "Truth Test"

KSL puts claims in pro- and anti-voucher ads to the test.

Last night KSL TV began a series of reports investigating claims on both sides of the voucher issue. They started with some of the television ads.

In general, their findings were that the pro-voucher ads they examined tend to tell the truth, although in some cases further explanation is desirable. Generally, the anti-voucher ads . . . well, how can I put this gently? Let's just say the story uses the words "that's false" repeatedly in analyzing anti-voucher claims.

I'll add links to later stories as they are available, but here's the first:

Truth Test: School Voucher Ads Deciphered

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