But just as releasing a birth certificate marginalized one falsehood, Mr. Obama's risky and audacious decision to attack the Bin Laden compound in Pakistan has demolished the notion that he cannot make tough decisions or cares primarily about the nation's image abroad.
None of Shakespeare's collaborations with Fletcher are especially well regarded, and Mr. Kulick, the director, conceded that in the case of "Double Falsehood" "what's been erased, ironically, is the thing that everybody wanted to keep, which is Shakespeare's voice".
And so was Bill Clinton, who showed up last year and uttered the usual Beltway insider's falsehoods about what's really wrong with Social Security.
That quote led to articles with headlines like "Chuck Todd: It's Not Media's Job To Correct GOP's Obamacare Falsehoods," and "MSNBC's Chuck Todd Explains Media Don't Need To Show You No Stinking Facts On Obamacare," and "Inform the Public?
Fox 31 Denver's Eli Stokols didn't take Cory Gardner's falsehood for an answer on personhood.
Confronted over the falsehoods, Trump's campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, defended their tweets.
It would be tempting to call Miller's falsehoods intentional, but it's unclear that he had any idea of what he was talking about.
Let's call falsehoods lies.
Maher praised various outlets for already pushing back against the Trump administration's falsehoods — such as NBC's Chuck Todd for taking on the president's adviser Kellyanne Conway over her "alternative facts" and The New York Times for calling out Trump's "lies" on its front page. .
Just ponder what it says about someone who cares more about, and is angrier about, Edward Snowden's exposure of these facts than they are about James Clapper's falsehoods and the NSA's excesses.
