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The biggest lies in The State are casually asserted as statements of fact in a run-up to some other opinion that they have to offer. Read their laughably implausible explanation for Superintendent Dennis McMahon's firing from Lexington School District 5:
Dr. McMahon may have too often told some board members and District 5 residents what they didn’t want to hear — that their district was growing, and changing, and the best way to deal with that was to build new schools and launch new initiatives to help all students. It seemed as though Dr. McMahon represented the change that many in the community neither sought nor wished to accept.The truth is that Dennis McMahon was an openly partisan Democrat who used public office to advance the agenda of his political masters while only intermittently focusing on education. His departure is a victory for open government, accountable to all. But you'll never learn the truth about McMahon's ethically dodgy—if not outright illegal—practices by reading The State.
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