As much as I may like my job, the truth is, we all work out of necessity.
I usually say that I came for a job; the truth is, I was young and in love and I followed a boy.
Even that is less than the head of the Netherlands' central bank (Mr Duisenberg's old job).In truth, the Big Money index has a fatal flaw: central bankers are neither tradable nor (like Big Macs) identical goods.
But in this job the truth is I'm never in it – I rush in beforehand, hitch myself into a pair of tights, put on a periwig, and dash out again.
While you might argue that apprentices have the bonus of also learning on the job, the truth is that it is impossible to do one without help from your family.
While our culture tends to make Silicon Valley sexy, and glossy bootcamp brochures promise well-paying jobs, the truth is that many of these institutions are not accredited, do not post job statistics and do a poor job of ensuring their students' post-bootcamp success.
"When I'm not covering the news," he says, "my job is truth-squadding".
We have to keep doing our jobs of truth-telling, challenging power and holding those in power accountable — as the best journalists did during the campaign itself.
"In a country where justice takes years to obtain, we see the charges against her being railroaded and the law being used to relentlessly intimidate and harass journalists for doing their jobs as truth-tellers," Olano said.
Noyes, in his mostly bizarre reading of the GOP ticket's loss, also took aim at bias among the fact-checkers who essentially did their jobs and truth-teamed the Romney campaign's factual misstatements.
"It's our job to 'speak truth to power'.
