Re:You can’t buy Congress’s web history – that's not how any...
by ckastner on Thursday March 30, 2017 @03:41AM
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Regardless of the source of the compromising information (browser history or other), one difference between factual and fabricated information is that you cannot deny the former without the risk of legal consequences, because denying it would be lying. Think perjury, for example (the Lewinsky scandal comes to mind).
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