But the controversy, stoked by his Republican opponent, has as much to do with all the 40-year-old emotions around draft boards and deferrals, the lingering bitterness among those who served and the torturous guilt among those who did not, as it does with the straight-up issue of veracity.
He said the soldier's three columns were fact-checked, to the extent possible, before publication, and that he is now trying to resolve the critics' objections "to my complete satisfaction". The issue of veracity is especially sensitive for the New Republic, which fired associate editor Stephen Glass in 1998 for fabrications that editors concluded had appeared in two-thirds of his 41 articles.
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Times Editorial, July 21 "It is still not clear why the BBC turned understandable questions about the veracity of reports by one of its senior journalists into an issue of fundamental principle.
Of course I take very seriously issues of veracity and attribution, and I was neurotically audio recording everyone I talked to.
Indeed, the reactions to phony memoirs often tell us more about the tangled issues of veracity, mendacity, history, and politics than the books themselves do.
Paul highlights Lilly's leadership in dealing with the issues of veracity and transparency.
'One is the issue of the veracity of these photographs, and the bigger issue is whether the events happened.
As a "guardian of veracity in the vernacular," Myrtle is a defender of the truth.
"I try to give imaginary people a kind of veracity".
Remarkably, he has embroidered the facts without losing a sense of veracity.
