How About a Web-Based Fact-Check Aggregator?

The Politico’s Daniel Libit thinks we have so many different fact-checkers that they might be drowning each other out. They appear to have little effect on keeping the campaigns honest.

What we really need now says Libit:

…is a way of kind of consolidating the fact-checking, and this gives an opportunity, maybe even for a website, to do what websites like FiveThirtyEight.com or Pollster.com or RealClearPolitics have done for polling. You have all these different polls, and you need sites to bring it all together so you can line it all up and make some sense out of it and also so that it really can attract your average voter.