He has called on his audience to shun several news organizations, including The New Yorker — whose specific sin was questioning the assertion, repeated frequently on "The O'Reilly Factor" during December, that the country is in the grip of a "war on Christmas".
Doctors elsewhere questioned this assertion.
Our default position is to accept without too much questioning the assertions of our presidents and the institutions of our government.
The video, titled "America's Broken Promise," features a mash-up of clips of Mr. Obama's statements and newscasters questioning his assertion, as foreboding music plays in the background.
Perhaps most troubling for Mr. Bush is that many scientists are questioning his assertion that 60 stem cell lines -- self-sustaining colonies of cells -- already exist and are available for researchers to use.
Anyone questioning the veracity of this assertion need only visit the Marquis Theater, where a lavish, worshipful wake is being held for Mrs. Perón (1919-52), the onetime first lady of Argentina.
Earlier in the day, the Senate Commerce Committee addressed a letter to Facebook over the broader issue of these manufacturer relationships and questioning Facebook's assertion that the shared data was not abused.
Another resident, Harvey Eisen, told Scott he was "completely satisfied" with Obamacare, questioning Scott's assertion that the 2010 health care reform law is cutting Medicare funding.
Bush officials continued to side with the Bells, questioning their rivals' assertions that rates would go up and competition would decline.
Senior military officials have defended a missile attack by a Central Intelligence Agency drone over eastern Afghanistan last month, calling the strike "appropriate" and sharply questioning assertions by Afghans that the missile killed as many as three peasants who were merely scrounging for scrap metal.
