By Daniel Guss
@TheGussReport - The Latin phrase falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus is one that you'll only hear in legal circles or from the keyboard of a raconteur. It means that if a person lies about one thing, you can reasonably conclude that they're lying about everything.
Five years ago tomorrow, the Los Angeles Times gave an unwarranted 46th birthday gift to Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti; an endorsement for a second term as the city's chief executive, despite 16 years of astonishing failure, lies and a corrupt City Hall (and its typhus outbreak) as a Councilmember, City Council President and Mayor.
But today, Garcetti has once again proven to the nation that he is willing to lie about anything, for any reason or no reason at all. And thanks to us trusting the Times, he has once again shown the entire nation what disengaged rubes are are for following its advice.
I explain further in my new Substack.
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