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Politicians being economical with the truth

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A senior british politician is being taken to court over his misconduct in public office. He claimed that leaving the EU would mean an extra £350 million/week for our NHS. This has since been proven to be untrue.
The legal fees for the case have been generated by crowdfunding.

Is the term 'truthful politician' and oxymoron?

Politics

Crowdfunding

truth

David Cottrell
60 months ago

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