The Show Must Go On

If there's one thing I've learned in theatre, it's that even when things don't go your way, the show must go on. I guess the same applies to political theatre. RussiaGate has been debunked for more than a week (a month if you count Barr's summary), and yet this conspiracy theory refuses to die. It's like a ghost that's stuck in limbo and can't accept that it's dead, and all of its loved ones don't want to accept it either. Just recently various media outlets released articles that claimed that Mueller called out Barr's mischaracterization of his report, but those who actually read past the headline can see that Mueller was more concerned with the media's portrayal of his obstruction analysis. This is the textbook definition of clickbait.

Still, Democrats pretend that Barr misled the public with his summary.

See what's happening here? There's no way Liz Warren, Nancy, or Wall Street Chuck didn't read past the headlines. I can't be smarter than them. Barr did not mislead the public, the media and the politicians are doing that, and it's not stopping anytime soon.