The fact is, though, it isn't true.
SHOULD a movie that claims to be a true story get an Oscar even though it's not true?
"When people keep saying something about you even though it's not true, it can start to take on a reality," she said.
But his line about "so much written by so few about so little" is a classic example of someone including a line because it sounds good, even though it's not true.
"If you have made five sales that week, and you need one more – and it's Friday afternoon – you'll do anything to get that signature, promise the customer anything they want, even though it's not true," he said, adding that he thought managers were well aware that mis-selling is going on.
"But it's easy to see how it's going to generate millions of dollars even though it's not true yet".
The lie is a shocking untruth that is somehow perpetrated year after year, even though it's not true at all.
That, and her comment on Fox News, allowed Republicans to make that connection for her, even though it's not true.
It's why some choose to live as though it's not true, or create a version of life, like Scrooge before his awakening, where that fact can be conveniently ignored.
"It is sensationalist stuff and, sadly, that sells, even though most of it is not true.
