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| − | '''''Telling the Truth''''' is | + | '''''Telling the Truth''''' is something that Conservapedia never does. |
| − | a book by [[Lynne Cheney]].
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| − | *Booklist says it "... considers a particular aspect of [[relativism]] and the damage it has done: so-called [[multiculturalism]] in primary and secondary education; [[political correctness]] in the universities; [[deconstructionism]] in the scholarship of the humanities; [[radical feminist]] legal theory in legal education and [[jurisprudence]]; politicized exaggeration and falsification in art, [[popular culture]], and [[psychotherapy]]; and so-called new (i.e., politically slanted) news in the mainstream press. Although herself a Republican conservative, Cheney avoids [[partisanship]] in her presentation." <ref>http://www.amazon.com/Telling-Truth-Lynne-V-Cheney/dp/0684825341/ref=pd_bbs_sr_7/103-4840651-8436636?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1174945780&sr=8-7</ref>
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| − | *Challenging the rhetoric of multiculturalism, radical feminism, critical race theory, and other popular trends, Lynne Cheney calls for the restoration of truth and reason to a central place in our lives. In Telling the Truth, Cheney gives us a detailed examination of American cultural and political institutions, journalism, and education. She shows how a disdain for objective truth and principles has created a moral and intellectual crisis that threatens the foundation of America's legal, political, and social order. [ibid]
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| − | Lynne Cheney is the author of ''Sisters''. <ref>http://www.amazon.com/Sisters-Lynne-Cheney/dp/0451112040/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2/002-8665664-8629640?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1175654513&sr=1-2</ref>
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