Our system has to deal with mistruths because there is no way of filtering out lies. We do this by allowing all opinions and positions to make their case and le

Our system has to deal with mistruths because there is no way of filtering out lies. We do this by allowing all opinions and positions to make their case and letting the people decide. Also, the "hacking" actually exposed true information about the candidate. Which makes this an even harder situation. Is the election illegitimate because the people got to learn MORE, true information? There is a clear and concise way of stating this. Russia attempted to influence our election. I don't think redefining releasing information as hacking really helps anyone understand this. Did Entertainment Tonight hack the election by releasing the pussy tape?