The anti-Trump Resistance is still clinging to the 2016 election narrative so tightly that their wishes for allegations to turn into facts have led to questions like this one from Rachel Maddow on MSNBC:
Maddow: Is there anything in the dossier that has been disproven?
Clapper: No. pic.twitter.com/2xJpPh8uY1
— Maddow Blog (@MaddowBlog) May 24, 2018
Wait, what?
Do you know how stupid this reasoning is? https://t.co/di9RNcXLq6
— Rott (@Political_Rott) May 24, 2018
The Resistance doesn’t appear to get that, but many others do.
It's always awesome when a self confessed Liar(under oath) on a left wing puppet media outlet to prop up a corrupt document by trying to prove myths with wordplay. pic.twitter.com/m6qz0zEKY3
— Mephibosheth (@Az61Ronin) May 24, 2018
Shouldn't the standard be it is actually proven?
Prove the negative or we'll just run with it
Good enough for the Left, I guess https://t.co/7grZIbOxi8
— Jim Hanson (@Uncle_Jimbo) May 24, 2018
Dear @maddowblog , There is nothing in my sock drawer that has been disproven either, but thats not how it works. #disingenuous https://t.co/HvkGox5T0U
— Non Partisan (@xpartisan1) May 24, 2018
It’s the kind of logic fail you might expect to see on MSNBC, except this one’s supersized.
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This is called desperation. pic.twitter.com/r1O9fXER2D
— Randy Potter (@PennPatriotBlog) May 24, 2018
Yup!
Real Journalist: Is there anything in the dossier that has been proven?
Clapper: No https://t.co/wX9EKvVQmD
— Smedley Butler (@SteveM676776) May 24, 2018
No one to date has "disproven" UFOs, Bigfoot, or that Elvis is still alive.
— ❌Tenser, said the Tensor❌ (@bobaloo_1) May 24, 2018
Many things have been disproven so even that is a lie.
— @rollingoptions1 (@jonesboy0507) May 24, 2018
https://twitter.com/glennmartin/status/999617548751695872
Is proving a negative an argumentative fallacy?
— Tal ?? (@Taleric1) May 24, 2018
Totally. But it’s MSNBC we’re talking about.
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