Even so, as the candidates seek to distinguish themselves on issues, the truth is that viewers tend to remember debates not for the positions, but for the theater.
Although women face unique challenges and much research has been justly devoted to exploring these issues, the truth remains that work-family policies -- paid sick days, paid family leave and equal pay protections -- affect men as well as women.
He listened as I worried about the many sides of the "issue" — the truth that the Roma were involved in petty crime, the comprehensible popular fear of immigrants, etc.
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While many in Washington have assumed that the House of Representatives, led by climate deniers, will prevent any progress on the issue, the truth is that President Obama can take historic steps to address the climate crisis using his executive authority under the Clean Air Act.
Indeed, while the common wisdom is that Clinton's error was moving too quickly on this issue, the truth is that it was his delay that ultimately derailed him: during his 6-month "study period," members of the military and the religious right joined forces to convince the nation--with scare stories and literally no empirical evidence--that the risks of change were too costly. .
The Mayor's own policing deputy at the time told the London Assembly's Police and Crime Committee "(we) fall slightly into the trap of thinking there is a technological solution to these issues, and the truth is water cannon does not stop a riot".
Unfortunately, a full discussion of the issues surrounding the truth of the practicality requirement on moral judgement goes beyond the present scope.
To say that our Romeo has issues with the truth would be a kind understatement.
Regardless of the specific issues raised, the truth is that these Canadians are still living in abject poverty while diamonds are being extracted on their traditional lands and generating revenue for the federal and provincial governments.
"It needs to be front and center — and questions must be accompanied by real-time fact-checking, not relegated to the limbo of he-said-she-said, because this is one of the issues where the truth often gets lost in a blizzard of lies".
