But, despite The New York Times' policy to fact-check opinion pieces, the claim is inaccurate.
We can't fact-check opinions, but we'll note that "violent felons" generally conjures the image of a murderer, not a drug dealer caught illegally possessing a gun — or just a bullet.
We obviously can't fact-check opinions, but this is a fascinating example of how relatively incremental moments in the course of a presidency — and how they are portrayed by the media — can solidify into "facts" that erode support for that president.
First, I encourage you to check our Opinion report frequently throughout the day.
He often talks about what "we" think as opposed to "I" and casts glances at her as if to check her opinion.
Both IDI and FGD were chosen for this study to cross check their opinions as what one agree/disagree in front of his/her peer, may not be his opinion while s/he asked individually especially regarding sensitive data like, sex, addiction, caring, ethical practices etc.
In any case, we find ourselves checking an opinion.
She took a moment to lean over a staff member's shoulder to read the decision on a laptop as staff members double-checked the opinion, according to an official in the room.
They also appear to have forgotten that this is a government which never does anything without checking the opinion polls or its back-benches: about 140 Labour MPs were intent on voting for a private member's right-to-roam bill later this month.
The first was held at long-on by Onions but carried over the boundary - a fact confirmed when the fielder checked the opinion of adjacent eye-witnesses in the New Zealand dug-out.
The 14 items were assessed on a five-point Likert-Scale (1 = strongly agree to 5 = strongly disagree), and there was also the option of checking "no opinion".
