“Truthful hyperbole" is a contradiction in terms.
— Tony Schwartz
Spartan. Dangerous. Terrifying. Nightmarish. Horrific.
Too often in recent days, I've heard these words used by journalists to characterize the temporary hospitals that are propagating the country.
Spare me.
Valley Forge was spartan.
Vietnam was dangerous.
The Blitz was terrifying.
Aleppo was nightmarish.
Auschwitz was horrific.
In fact, the temporary hospitals are havens for the sick.
And the job our military is doing is nothing short of herculean.
There's a hyperbole you don't hear enough.
Too often in recent days, I've heard these words used by journalists to characterize the temporary hospitals that are propagating the country.
Spare me.
Valley Forge was spartan.
Vietnam was dangerous.
The Blitz was terrifying.
Aleppo was nightmarish.
Auschwitz was horrific.
In fact, the temporary hospitals are havens for the sick.
And the job our military is doing is nothing short of herculean.
There's a hyperbole you don't hear enough.
