The coverup is usually considered worse, I hear

[Diogenes]

The USMA (West Point) said Pete Hegseth hadn’t even applied to the Academy when a ProPublica "journalist" asked about Hegseth.

Hegseth responded with evidence of his acceptance, but the media shill didn’t publish the fact that West Point "made a mistake".

Now the USMA is saying it was a mistake because they didn’t properly search their records.

How does such a high-profile “mistake” happen?

Why didn’t the “journalist” publish the report showing that West Point lied?

 

[Diogenes]

This sounds like an interesting story.

Looks like someone at West Point public affairs lied on the record.

Who are they?

Why did they do that?

Are they unaware of their own records?

Is something wrong at West Point if their people are lying to journalists?

I guess we will never know.

 

[Diogenes]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1866863141826752735

"We didn't publish the explosive fact that West Point lied to us repeatedly as part of coordinated efforts, which include us and our work, to thwart Pete Hegseth's nomination" is not journalism, actually.