I welcome Washington Post's recent exercise in Election Fraud Denial, "Inside the 'shadow reality world' promoting the lie that the presidential election was stolen". It displays the same fallacy marring legacy media (and for that matter, the education of humanities majors under 40): "It ain't what you don't know that gets you in trouble, it's what you know for sure that just ain't so" (as Twain put it). Thus from the headline forward it leaves an honest reader asking, "But why do you assert this?" Yet it is ably-reported and well-written, and has budged the permitted narrative a few inches towards truth. In addition, Emma Brown was courteous, professional, and a pleasure to work with, and that is rare these days.