People are always going to disagree over priorities and policy decisions. People are always going to spin and cherry-pick statistics which bolster their objectives. They always have and always will, and that's as it should be.
Today, however, we are regularly asked to make electoral and policy decisions based on agreed-upon falsehoods. That seems new, and ominous.
People are always going to disagree over priorities and policy decisions. People are always going to spin and cherry-pick statistics which bolster their objectives. They always have and always will, and that's as it should be.
Today, however, we are regularly asked to make electoral and policy decisions based on agreed-upon falsehoods. That seems new, and ominous.