scout86
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This is a lovely idea, really it is, but I looked and couldn't find that law anywhere anywhere. Can you point me in the right direction?Sarah Sanders is required by law to provide the facts.
I heard her predecessor interviewed the other day. (He's got a book out, of course.) The interviewer asked him, point blank, if he thought he was obligated to correct presidential statements, when the president was clearly incorrect. He waffled a lot, but he said that he thought his job was to pass on what the president thought and said, as best he understood it, and that it wasn't his job to correct anything the president didn't specifically want him to correct. Honestly, I thought that was what his job was too. Which means we all need to fact check as best we can.
I'm not sure ANY of these people are required to tell the truth, unless they're under oath. For some jobs, you take an oath to uphold the Constitution etc, I'm not sure the press secretary even has to do that. I'd sure like to live in a world where they told us the truth, but that's not the way it actually works.