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MSNBC's Shuster made no distinction between true and misleading claims when discussing "five nastiest ads" run during election

November 03, 2006 3:55 pm ET

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SUMMARY: MSNBC's David Shuster invited viewers to vote on the "nastiest" campaign advertisement among the "the five nastiest ads" culled by Shuster. However, Shuster's focus on "nast[iness]" obscured questions about the advertisements' accuracy; he also included on his list two Democratic advertisements that are based upon reported facts. In a discussion following one airing of Shuster's segment, CNBC's Donny Deutsch misrepresented one of the Democratic ads.

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