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^^liar likes being lied to and likes repeating lies^^^^^^^^based on extreme right-wing bias, promotion of propaganda and conspiracy theories, affiliation with a known questionable group, and several failed fact checks.
^^^^^^based on extreme right-wing bias, promotion of propaganda and conspiracy theories, affiliation with a known questionable group, and several failed fact checks.^^liar likes being lied to and likes repeating lies^^
So she didn’t falsify Covid data.Our Saturday and Sunday report-writing routine soon became: write, submit, revise, hide, resubmit. Fortunately, this strategic sleight-of-hand worked. That they never seemed to catch this subterfuge left me to conclude that, either they read the finished reports too quickly or they neglected to do the word search that would have revealed the language to which they objected.”
How anyone would think this isn’t extremely troubling after seeing how the CDC and govt continued to fvck this up is even more mind boggling. She’s admitting to deception and lying. All to get the govt to shut down the country.
So she didn’t falsify Covid data.
There is much more than a semantical difference between falsifying data and sneaking things the administration didn’t want in a report into the report.Clearly, you're simply arguing semantics at this point.
You don't see anything wrong with that passage because you don't want to, and without a full out confession using those exact words, you're going to keep arguing she didn't do anything wrong.
See, that’s a fair statement.Ok. Fair enough. She didn't falsify data. She intentionally misled elected officials and also subverted her chain of command to ensure that her own individual ideas about what was best for the country would prevail. Gee, when you put it that way, it's so much better.
And evidently one in which you have no issues with, amirite?See, that’s a fair statement.
Should we? You have no issues with a former president lying 30,000 times in 4 years, and continuing to lie since leaving office. Furthermore, you have no issues lying personally.And evidently one in which you have no issues with, amirite?
^^idiot wouldn't know the truth if it jumped up and bit him on the ass^^Should we? You have no issues with a former president lying 30,000 times in 4 years, and continuing to lie since leaving office. Furthermore, you have no issues lying personally.
^^^liar has no issues with a former president lying 30,000 times in 4 years, and continuing to lie since leaving office.^^idiot wouldn't know the truth if it jumped up and bit him on the ass^^
No it’s a bad practice. She should’ve quit and whistleblown that she was being asked to cover up what she believed to be right.And evidently one in which you have no issues with, amirite?
How do we know that for sure? She’s admitted to lying and misrepresentation for her benefit.No it’s a bad practice. She should’ve quit and whistleblown that she was being asked to cover up what she believed to be right.
How do we know what for sure?How do we know that for sure? She’s admitted to lying and misrepresentation for her benefit.
What she put in the reports was “beneficial” data?How do we know what for sure?
I said that she believed to be right. I don’t think the article has what she was inserting so I don’t know if it’s beneficial. I do think she’s more likely a better person to listen to than the administration official who was censoring the reports, but I’d have to see what it was.What she put in the reports was “beneficial” data?