What Tucker is describing in the first part of this Tweet is called a “quibble”, deliberately leaving out relevant facts in a statement in order to give a false impression to the audience, which impression would be reversed if the missing facts had been admitted. A quibble is the equivalent of a lie - a purposeful attempt to deceive. At …
What Tucker is describing in the first part of this Tweet is called a “quibble”, deliberately leaving out relevant facts in a statement in order to give a false impression to the audience, which impression would be reversed if the missing facts had been admitted. A quibble is the equivalent of a lie - a purposeful attempt to deceive. At USMA, at least in my era, when proven by a Cadet Honor Committee, such resulted in immediate dismissal from the Academy. Our MSM, and frankly. a large percentage of our elected, wallow in this deceit to deliberately mislead those they are supposed to inform or serve. And, by the way, some of the spokesmen for our Intell agencies.
What Tucker is describing in the first part of this Tweet is called a “quibble”, deliberately leaving out relevant facts in a statement in order to give a false impression to the audience, which impression would be reversed if the missing facts had been admitted. A quibble is the equivalent of a lie - a purposeful attempt to deceive. At USMA, at least in my era, when proven by a Cadet Honor Committee, such resulted in immediate dismissal from the Academy. Our MSM, and frankly. a large percentage of our elected, wallow in this deceit to deliberately mislead those they are supposed to inform or serve. And, by the way, some of the spokesmen for our Intell agencies.