Seven findings. One standard of evidence.
What the F-117A classifications mean, and why a single colorful badge is never a substitute for reasoning.
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COMMENTARY / OPINION
OPINION IS NOT A VERDICT
The publication can write with a sharp, skeptical voice while keeping factual findings, assumptions and satire distinctly labeled.
OPINION
Holding a politician accountable starts with checking the evidence.
Editorial criticism is not a substitute for accurate reporting. In F-117A, opinion pieces and satire must be visibly classified and sourced when they assert factual claims.
All parties and officeholders are reviewed against the same sourcing and correction standards. Readers should be able to disagree with a published opinion while independently reproducing every relevant factual comparison.
OUR EDITORIAL STANDARD