[nathanbedford]

It is typical of the left to manipulate definitions to arrange reality to their liking. In this case "truth" is manipulated and defined into something quite the opposite.

The intellectual arrogance exposed by this masturbatory musings over "truth" is simply breathtaking. The left knows that if he can control the premise, if it can control definitions, it can control the answers. So the left dresses up its manipulations with a contrived Ivy League verbiage that sets them apart from ordinary humans and disguises their ultimate intent- and immunizes them from accusations of rank power lust.

If one examines how our universities operate, a similar pattern is revealed.

[Does so]

NPR former CEO said it best, “In fact, our reverence for the truth might be a distraction that’s getting in the way of finding common ground and getting things done.”

THIS should be shouted from every hilltop...!

[Sirius Lee]

"Truth" is a worthy topic for religion and philosophy. Journalists however should speak about "facts" and discovery of same.

Too often they practice sleight of hand, pretending that the two are interchangeable before an undiscerning public.