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“As Vladimir Lenin once reportedly said, “A lie told often enough becomes the truth.” Although Obama did not drink deeply at this well, he drank deeply enough to be intoxicated with its spirit.” quote by Jack Cashill
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““As Vladimir Lenin once reportedly said, “A lie told often enough becomes the truth.” Although Obama did not drink deeply at this well, he drank deeply enough to be intoxicated with its spirit.””

Jack Cashill

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Source Speech: Unknown, possibly interview or commentary

Repeated falsehoods can become accepted as fact, shaping public perception and policy.

In simple terms: Lies repeated become accepted as truth.

Key Takeaway

Question statements critically.

Themes

propaganda truth media politics

Mood

skeptical concerned

Type

political cautionary

When to use this quote

  • political campaigns
  • social media
  • public discourse
  • education

Key Concepts

cognitive bias social influence

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you verify information before accepting it?
  • What role does media play in shaping truth?
A Different Perspective

Truth can be distorted by repetition, especially without evidence.

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