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If you're reading this, you have too much time on your hands.
And now there's a site that proves it. Granted, the site's got a one-sided political bent to it, but it's still pretty handy. The Center for American Progress has launched the Claim vs. Fact database project to chart conservatives' dishonesty and compare it with the truth. In this database, each conservative quote will be matched against well-documented facts, so that users can get a more accurate picture of the issues. They're also taking submissions (I wonder if they reject it if it's a Democratic flub?). Link via Barney.