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Another Presidential Speech Question

By on 9.10.09 @ 10:36AM

If a president gives a major speech that includes specific policy recommendations for health care reform, and the next day different media outlets and factchecking sites have conflicting reports on whether or not he lied, doesn't that mean that he is either A) a liar or B) inarticulate?

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