[CyberCowboy777]

While I agree with Matt that the Classroom is ultimate venue for truth; that is the fight of our history.

Goebbels, Nazi exponent of Hitler’s “Big Lie,” averred that if a lie were repeated often enough and long enough, it would come to be perceived as truth.

We must confront the lies at every maneuver possible.

[At _War_With_Liberals]

From TimesWatch:

As MRC's Brent Baker notes, while even liberal critics like the Washington Post's Tom Shales find the movie "unseemly and hugely inappropriate," Stanley doesn't see what all the fuss is about: "There is no reason Showtime's version of 'The Reagans' could not have been broadcast on CBS earlier this month....Anyone eagerly anticipating or dreading a hatchet job on the 40th President is bound to feel confounded. James Brolin's portrayal of Ronald Reagan is uncannily convincing and respectful." Though not exactly gung-ho about the movie, she's relatively kind, even vouching for its historical accuracy: "'The Reagans' is reasonably accurate, at times engrossing, at other times silly and sometimes even dull."

In a Monday story on the turmoil Bush's surprise trip to Baghdad visited upon the media, Stanley maintains: "Boycotted by conservatives, canceled by CBS and finally broadcast last night on Showtime, the film, 'The Reagans,' turned out to be milder and more balanced than both its critics and its supporters had suggested."