Reform Councillor’s Words Resign From His Beliefs
Alan Feeney resigned his council posts. His apology also attempts a separation between the speaker and the opinions he spoke.
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Sabrina Bryan writes about media spin, political messaging, and the words chosen to make an awkward fact disappear. Press statements, talking points, and outrage cycles supply plenty of material. Her favorite pastime is translating “no comment” into several paragraphs of trouble.
The Alleged Recording Device Was Hidden. The Trump Praise Was Not.
A prosecution announcement finds room for a presidential tribute before the allegation has reached a verdict.
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DOJ’s “As Always” Has Appointed Itself An Independent Witness
An agency’s assurance would like to testify about its own excellent character.
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ICE’s Certainty Has Asked The Photograph To Be Less Specific
The imaginary briefing has excellent image quality and an urgent request to stop looking so closely.
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DOJ Discovers A Dangerous Concentration Of Cameras Not Pointed At Trump
A fictional television-market inquiry offers a wider choice of camera angles, provided nobody widens the shot.
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