Spiritually and politically savvy yet true in intention and pure in action.
And the truer, politically radical image of Bob Marley is interwoven with his own standing as the prophet of Rastafarianism, that odd, amorphous religion that could perhaps only have emerged from the mysterious island of Jamaica, whose permanent ganja fumes permeate the creed's unwritten philosophy.
Its protagonist, Harmond Wilks, is anomalous among Wilson characters: he is middle-class, politically ambitious and a true believer in the American legal and political systems.
That's technically true and politically irrelevant.
But relatively little is known about the extent to which their findings are true for politically and socially different communities.
In practice, the biggest tax breaks — the mortgage interest deduction, employer tax breaks for health care benefits, deductions for state and local taxes and deductions for charitable contributions — may prove politically more popular than true tax reform.
The next morning, he appeared on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," where he pointed out that the snowbound commuters whose pictures were all over the networks were actually stranded far outside the city of Atlanta — a claim that was both true and politically useless.
While it is true that, politically speaking - as I can see from the positions adopted by the various groups - an EU-wide ban is not currently possible, we should certainly consider withdrawing European Union subsidies from areas which grow genetically modified crops, as they should not be funded using European Union money.
You and I know it's true, but not politically correct.
"People who say it's all garbage, or all true, are being politically biased," Sipher said.
