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Shown here is an iceberg off Ammassalik Island in Eastern Greenland.APA 
recent video from a President Obama-aligned group is under fire from fact-checkers 
for claiming hundreds of House members voted to call climate change a 
"hoax" -- namely, because they didn't.The video from Organizing for Action 
cleverly splices together quotes from Republican climate change skeptics 
while building up to the factoid about the vote, which was on 
an amendment to a broader bill in 2011.The video then includes the 
following text: "Number of House members who voted in 2011 that climate 
change was a 'hoax': 240."The amendment, though, did not include the word 
hoax, and the circumstances of the vote were far more complicated than 
the video portrayed. FactCheck.org and The Washington Post have both called 
out the claim as inaccurate, with the Post giving it four "Pinocchios," 
which is the worst score for the truthfulness the paper gives out."In 
this case, the Obama group has twisted the meaning of a relatively 
minor amendment -- which was clearly intended to become fodder for future 
campaign ads," the Post wrote.The amendment in question was introduced by 
Democrats, in the course of debate over a Republican bill that dealt 
with regulation, not the science of climate change itself. The Republican 
bill was aimed at barring the EPA from regulating carbon dioxide and 
other gases and giving that power to Congress.But, in an effort to 
pressure Republicans, Democra
Shown here is an iceberg off Ammassalik Island in Eastern Greenland.APA 
recent video from a President Obama-aligned group is under fire from fact-checkers 
for claiming hundreds of House members voted to call climate change a 
"hoax" -- namely, because they didn't.The video from Organizing for Action 
cleverly splices together quotes from Republican climate change skeptics 
while building up to the factoid about the vote, which was on 
an amendment to a broader bill in 2011.The video then includes the 
following text: "Number of House members who voted in 2011 that climate 
change was a 'hoax': 240."The amendment, though, did not include the word 
hoax, and the circumstances of the vote were far more complicated than 
the video portrayed. FactCheck.org and The Washington Post have both called 
out the claim as inaccurate, with the Post giving it four "Pinocchios," 
which is the worst score for the truthfulness the paper gives out."In 
this case, the Obama group has twisted the meaning of a relatively 
minor amendment -- which was clearly intended to become fodder for future 
campaign ads," the Post wrote.The amendment in question was introduced by 
Democrats, in the course of debate over a Republican bill that dealt 
with regulation, not the science of climate change itself. The Republican 
bill was aimed at barring the EPA from regulating carbon dioxide and 
other gases and giving that power to Congress.But, in an effort to 
pressure Republicans, Democra
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