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NBC's David Gregory's “Facts” On Buffett Rule Echo Flawed AP “Fact Check” And Right-Wing Talking Points

Written by Media Matters Staff

Published 09/25/11 12:19 PM EDT

From the September 25 edition of NBC's Meet The Press:

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Previously:

AP “Fact Check[s]” Claim Obama Isn't Making

Progressive Economists Refute AP, Defend The Buffett Rule

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