I note the commentary of “....No, there was simply something too frightening about the prospect of success. — pp. 151-157.
I’ve heard the term used in such circumstances “to not undermine the citizens confidence in our government”.
Just another lie.
>I note the commentary of “....No, there was simply something too frightening about the prospect of success. — pp. 151-157.
>I’ve heard the term used in such circumstances “to not undermine the citizens confidence in our government”.
>Just another lie.
Fortunately that deflection, “not undermin[ing] the citizens confidence in our government,” is becoming more and more flimsy as the citizen’s confidence erodes due to 1) cover-ups and deflections like these, 2) lack of real action regarding debt/spending, 3) lack of real action securing the border, 4) weasel-wordings like “kinetic military action” to avoid accountability.