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James Clapper's lies while under oath suggest it needn't be.

• uptown 5y ago
  Not wittingly, at least.
  • harry8 5y ago
    But that's bulls*t on roller-skates. He had notice of the question, he knew the truthful answer. He chose his answer he gave and not even on the spur of the moment. Cold, calculated, pre-meditated lie whilst under oath. That, sadly, as much as I hate to acknowledge it, is just a /fact/. It's every bit as nuts as it sounds if not worse.
    • uptown 5y ago
      yup