
By Selwyn Duke
When called out for falsely claiming in 2012 that then-presidential nominee Mitt Romney hadn’t paid taxes in 10 years, the late Senator Harry Reid (D-Nev.) was unrepentant. “Well, they can call it whatever they want,” he self-assuredly said of his lie. “Romney didn’t win, did he?”
Many would point out that this Machiavellian sentiment absolutely pervades today’s Democratic Party and its PR team, the legacy media. As famed law professor Jonathan Turley put it Saturday, a now-common Democratic mantra is “I am outraged, and you should be too” — over something that’s usually a fabrication.
Relevant examples abound. Just consider a purported “Truth Social” message from President Donald Trump that someone posted to me on Facebook. Referencing Alex Pretti, the armed agitator shot by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Saturday, it reads:
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