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Throughout history, politicians have used deception to gain power, advance their agendas, or simply mislead the public. While some lies are quickly exposed and fade away, others can be surprisingly effective, persisting for years or even decades […]

Laura Curran is a Canadian-American politician, academic administrator, author, and radio host who has made significant contributions to public service, social work, and women’s empowerment […]

Throughout history, political lies have played a pivotal role in shaping societies, influencing public opinion, and altering the course of events. From propaganda during wartime to infamous political scandals, examining historical perspectives on political lies provides valuable insights into the impact and consequences of deception in the political realm. […]

Political communication plays a critical role in shaping public opinion, influencing voter decisions, and ultimately determining the course of democratic societies. However, the ethical dimensions of political lying present a complex dilemma. This article delves into the ethical considerations in political communication, scrutinizing the practice of deception and exploring whether there are circumstances where it might be justified. Additionally, alternative strategies for fostering honest and transparent political discourse will be explored. […]

Psychological Factors in Political Lying play a pivotal role in understanding why politicians resort to deception. Cognitive biases, self-preservation instincts, power dynamics, and other psychological motivations shape their decision-making processes. Recognizing these factors is essential in addressing the prevalence and impact of political falsehoods, fostering a more transparent and honest political discourse. […]

Media and Political Deception: Investigating the Role of Media in Disseminating and Fact-Checking Political Statements, Examining How Misinformation Spreads and Its Implications for Democratic Discourse […]

In a democratic society, trust and transparency are essential for the functioning of a government “by the people, for the people.” However, the prevalence of political lies poses a significant challenge to the integrity of democratic systems. This article aims to explore the impact of political falsehoods on democracy, focusing on their effects on public trust, political engagement, and the overall health of democratic institutions. […]

The prevalence of political lies poses a significant challenge to democratic societies. It is imperative to explore strategies that can effectively counter and mitigate political dishonesty. This article examines various approaches to address the issue, including fact-checking initiatives, media literacy campaigns, and legal or regulatory measures aimed at holding politicians accountable for false statements. By employing these strategies, we can promote truth, transparency, and a more informed and engaged electorate. […]

Introduction Politicians lie for various reasons, and they may adhere to a poor code of ethics that says the ends justify the means, which is partly responsible for the mudslinging and dirty politicking. While many politicians are honest, too many politicians and their surrogates often lie, and voters often let […]

Sheila Dixon(Sheila Ann Dixon) is an American politician who served as the 48th mayor of Baltimore, Maryland. She became Baltimore mayor in 2007 the former mayor, Martin O’Malley, was sworn in as governor on January 17, 2007. […]