Very well. If it's difficult to find.
First he points out that Sarah Palin indeed mentions "death panels":
..merged bill may b unrecognizable from what assumed was a done deal:R death panels back in?what’s punishment 4not purchasing mandated HC?
Then he links to his previous article where he wrote about it:
http://littlegreenfootballs.com/article/35400_Politifacts_Lie_of_the_Year-_Death_Panels
In that article he linked to PolitiFact:
http://politifact.com/truth-o-meter/article/2009/dec/18/politifact-lie-year-death-panels/
That article quotes Palin's original statement about the "death panels":
Seniors and the disabled "will have to stand in front of Obama's 'death panel' so his bureaucrats can decide, based on a subjective judgment of their 'level of productivity in society,' whether they are worthy of health care."
The rest of the article explains why and how Sarah Palin's assertion is wrong.
What else do you need for facts?
It doesn't in any way factually deal with the issue you were trying to deride. There is nothing there that actually states anything factual to dispute the death panel idea (which I personally think is hyperbole anyway but that is beside the point here).
You really ought to follow the links in articles. I hope you follow my links above.
I also doubt that the new health care law specifically mentions that nobody ought to be painted green but that doesn't mean that it demands that people paint themselves in that colour.
Leauki could it be LGF's pro Israel stance is swaying your opinion just a little?
Obviously.
And his stance on "Intelligent Design" and Creationism also does. As does his stance on American foreign policy and everything else where he diligently follows up on claims and finds the facts.
I was, as I said before, also quite impressed by the fact that he uncovered Dan Rather's lie about George Bush a few days before the 2004 elections and that he regularly points out manipulated photographs.
To claim that LGF is a Web site known for not delivering facts is just ridiculous.
I don't know of any other blog that links to so many sites and cites so many facts as LGF. And that includes other blogs I reading including those that are more pro-Israel, in case you think that matters.
The fact is that Sarah Palin said something stupid about a law not backed up by the text of the law. LGF pointed that out and linked to articles proving that Palin was wrong. Attacking LGF won't change that fact and is instead simply a strategy of losers.
Gail Wilensky, a health adviser to President George H.W. Bush, said the charge was untrue and upsetting.
I would really like to know which particular text in the proposed law actually backs up the claim that there will be "death panels".
But for some reason that particular text is never cited and instead those who reject Palin's silly claims are attacked. Is that really the politician people want? That's just sick.
This in particular is really silly:
"There is nothing there that actually states anything factual to dispute the death panel idea"
What an idiotic statement. Seriously, and as I said, there is probably nothing in the law that disputes that everyone must paint themselves green. But that doesn't mean (or even imply) that there will be committees that will force people to paint themselves in that colour.
If one wants to scream "death panels", one better finds where that law mentions them or something that would work like a "death panel". Just making the claim and then complaining that the text doesn't specifically reject the idea is just silly.
(In Ireland we have a law that states that one must not climb a fence and enter a public park when the park is closed. The law does not specifically mention that there won't be death panels. But that doesn't mean that we can assume that that law recommends or allowed death panels.)