Piedmont1984
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Well in that case, wasn't this entire recall charade based on implicit assumptions?Phoenix said:Suspicious....?
Implicit Assumption 101:
Implicit assumptions are not adequate to carry the burden of proof necessary for a plaintiff to prevail. Many facts, innuendo, and assumptions can seem to pile up yet the burden of proof may still not be reached, despite extremely strong suspicions that would otherwise suggest that the plaintiff would presumably prevail.... For example, many people had strong suspicions that "Teflon Bill" engaged in some activities that would have him successfully impeached.... i.e. it was implicitly assumed that a "blue dress" was very suspicious.