I certainly understand that the editorial board at IBD is biased in their tone, but I have never seen or heard that the numbers or facts in the paper to be incorrect. Outside of their editorials the paper is mostly a numbers based publication. If they had a habit of getting numbers wrong they would go out of business pretty fast.
The WSJ has a variety of people appear on their editorial pages and the views that appear are across the board. The link provided in my post #7, actually is an AP article. Regardless, I don't know many people who don't think the WSJ is a trusted publication.
On the other hand, I do think Pelosi saying:
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The Farm Bill represents a critical first step toward reform by eliminating payments to millionaires, closing loopholes that permit evasion of payment limits, and promoting our nation’s family farmers.
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http://speaker.house.gov/newsroom/pressreleases?id=0253
is wrong.