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Comparing objective reality between two points in time is not partisan. It is factual. It is the truth. If the crowd had been larger than previous years, would
by facetube 10y ago
Comparing objective reality between two points in time is not partisan. It is factual. It is the truth. If the crowd had been larger than previous years, would you still object?
- monksy 10y agoIt would suggest trying to win favor. Still poor taste. They stand to gain nothing and loose a lot by making comparisons.
- facetube 10y agoThey were correcting a factually inaccurate statement made by the President of the United States, using evidence they were in possession of. One must hold truth above abstract concepts like "favor" and "taste".