In Lieu of the truth: Every word is right, but the whole story is a lie

A political statement does not have to be completely false to leave voters with a false impression. Sometimes, every individual word can be technically defensible while the most important part of the story remains conveniently outside the frame. That distinction matters because political fact-checking too often becomes a simple contest between “true” and “false.” But […]

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