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The GOP's addiction to lies, the death of truth and the rise of post-fact politics.

Recently, I mentioned that when I was 13 years old, I went toward the door with my dad for Barry Goldwater.

Three years later, I was living on my own in East Lansing getting tear-gast and beaten for

demonstrating against the Vietnam War. In other words, I've seen and participated deeply in both

the right and left sides of American politics. Although his position against the Civil Rights Act was reprehensible, I took Goldwater

at his word that it was based on his concern about federal overreach in the Tenth Amendment.

Having read his books, I came to deeply respect his principled stance, even though I also

deeply disagreed with most of them. As most historians will confirm,

Barry Goldwater believed what he said, and never, so far as I can find, knowingly lied to the American

people. That was my dad's Republican Party. They'd spin or shade the truth, but rarely told what they knew

were naked lies, and many among them deeply believed in the principles they espoused.

That party is dead. Today's Republican politician quite literally lies for a living, as you can see on

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