Claims extracted
21
sentences that state something as happening or true
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0%
0 of 21 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Publisher signals
66/100
New York Post's corrections and
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Politics
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It’s quite a choice whether Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez runs for president or Senate (“AO-wait-and-see,” Sept. 21).
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Cortez → ’ → president
She has confused economists John Maynard Keynes and Milton Friedman, obfuscates Hamas terrorists with protesters and was baffled by a question about the defense of Taiwan at the Munich Security Conference.
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She → confuse → Conference
Otherwise, she seems to focus on prancing around with Sen. Bernie “Three Homes” Sanders and the odious Hasan Piker.
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she → seem → Sanders
I wish her well with her post-2028 career . . . in the private sector.
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I → wish → sector
It will likely feature a lucrative lecture circuit, a best-selling book and seasons of Met Galas where she can bash Israel’s right to exist while “abhorring” antisemitism.
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she → feature → antisemitism
Mugged by reality
Rich Lowry quotes a famous line as: “A neo-conservative is a liberal mugged by reality”; that is wrong (“Ideology Before Kids,” PostOpinion, Sept. 22).
“Mugged by reality” is silly.
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Mugged → mug → reality
The real saying is, “A conservative is a liberal that just got mugged” — meant literally.
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that → mug → ?
Why does The Post consistently lambast teachers for the low reading and math scores of our kids (“Power Players,” Ken Girardin, PostOpinion, Sept. 21)?
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Post → lambast → kids
Why never discuss absentee parents who fail to supervise their children or help them with homework?
What The Post further fails to point out is that charter schools cherry-pick the best students, and that the chronic absence of students is an issue that staff can’t control.
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staff → discuss → that
Volumes of research have actually shown that parents are more important in kids’ academic development than teachers.
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parents → show → teachers
More immigration
Now that we’ve nearly halted immigration, the United States is going down the drain (“Don-backed GOPer rips him on immigs,” Sept. 19).
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GOPer → halt → immigs
Immigrants founded thousands of US companies and children of immigrants head thousands more; the United States will see its world position decline without more immigration.
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position → found → immigration
Current bad immigration practices must cease.
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practices → cease → ?
The best and brightest around the world (who admire America) know who they are and must be vetted and brought in legally.
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they → admire → America
Over 200 chickens were found in horrendous conditions — many of them dead — after a Kaporos ritual that left the streets of Brooklyn stained with blood, feces, urine and other parts of dead birds (“B’klyn chicken horror discovery,” Sept. 20).
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that → find → birds
What’s more unbelievable is that people still participate in this dark-age ceremony that leaves dead chickens on the streets — and that New York City allows it.
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City → ’ → it
Cheer for Alonso
It’s going too far to criticize any Mets fan for cheering on Pete Alonso after his 300th home run (“Care bear,” Sept. 15).
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It → go → run
The Mets wouldn’t give Alonso the five-year contract which I think he was well worth, and the Orioles did.
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Orioles → give → contract
The Mets operations staff disrespected him with that short contract, yet he continues to behave professionally.
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he → disrespect → contract
And it’s not like he joined the despised division rivals Braves or Phillies.
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he → ’ → rivals
Letters are subject to editing for clarity, length, accuracy, and style.
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Letters → edit → clarity
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