John Adams famously said, "Facts are stubborn things."  Democrats, finding this reality troublesome, rely upon a more Orwellian approach, which is to insist that facts are what they say they are.  Never is this more obvious than with the army of professional Democrat fact-checkers, all of whom were hard at work after the first night of the Republican convention.  In ways both big and small, they confused facts with opinion or stated with certainty that their take on legitimately contested issues is the only "true fact." There isn't room in this post to fact-check all the so-called fact-checkers, but I can offer a few representative examples of how they work. The bias appeared before they even begin fact-checking.  Take Daniel Dale, who describes himself as a "[r]eporter for CNN, fact-checking the president and other politicians."  For this professional fact-checker, however, "other...(Read Full Post)