Monday, May 20, 2013

Three Signs There’s a Cover-Up | National Review Online

Three Signs There’s a Cover-Up | National Review Online

The late columnist William Safire once said that a good clue that someone in Washington was engaged in “an artful dodge,” i.e., a cover-up, was that they used the phrase “mistakes were made.” Safire defined it as a “passive-evasive way of acknowledging error while distancing the speaker from responsibility for it.”
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