This is a dubious argument, of course, but it's striking that neither side even bothers making it.
The winner of this dubious distinction was, of course, Barton's The Jefferson Lies.
Systematic liberal bias in the mainstream media is a dubious cultural myth, of course, but conservatives have successfully framed political discourse for decades by propagating it among a credulous base.
Spinney is, of course, dubious of the claims for high-tech weapons in Afghanistan.
Startups aren't immune to dubious and irresponsible behaviour, of course — appropriating address book data without asking properly first, for instance, or playing fast and loose with TOS and scaring the bejesus out of users — but those that act like douches have to worry that their douchey behviour will cause them to (rightly) lose users.
Both of those arguments are arguably dubious claims or oversimplications, of course.
Spain and Greece have held this dubious honour – as did Britain, of course, in the 1970s.
Expats with dubious pasts and presents have, of course, long shuffled through the pages of Somerset Maugham, Graham Greene and John le Carré.
"Younger booksellers now face, of course, the dubious prospect of their older colleagues rolling out war stories of Harry Potter launches for the next five months.
Of course, more dubious than the fact that Trump declared her father colorblind and gender neutral is the fact that he just... isn't. .
