The Democrats and their media allies were in hyper-drive last week performing their “due diligence” (cough!) fact-checking the 2020 Republican National Convention. Many networks were doing so live during the convention coverage and even posting disclaimers, something they chose not to do during the Democrat National Convention. How bad was it? Bad enough for the world news outlets to take note of the double standard and aggressive mission, that is how bad.
A lie is a demonstrable false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive. Unfortunately, the media conglomerates in our country run a scam known as “Verify,” which is a uniformed fact-checking document distributed to all media syndication, newspapers, and local Television stations, so it is rare to find any variation off the prepared script. Essentially, this script is to take what cannot be proven demonstrably untrue and label it “misleading,” followed by an interpretation and arguing of facts. Most of these fact-checking claims use a non-sequitur about an issue. These are counter-arguments, not checking the veracity of the statements.
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