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When Presidents Lie: A History of Official Deception and Its Consequences Inner Child but he wouldn't say noIn 1964, as Congress prepared to vote on the Gulf of Tonkin resolution authorizing the use of force in Vietnam, Senator William Fulbright said that he simply did not "normally assume" that "a President lies to you." That was a mistake, according to Alterman's compendious history of Presidential lying. Alterman, a columnist for The Nation, refers to the Bush Administration as a "post truth Presidency," but in general he is hardest on Democrats. He