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Chris Hayes and the need to ‘marshal’ facts - Erik Wemple
The mediasphere’s key Memorial Day weekend moment yielded some common wisdom: Use simple, plain English if you want to mount a challenge to how Americans view fallen military service members. Instead, MSNBC’s Chris Hayes deployed the term “rhetorically proximate.”



Now for some context. The Sunday edition of “Up with Chris Hayes” included a great deal of discussion on the meaning of Memorial Day. The host used this foothold to pronounce concerns with the wide use of the term “hero” in connection with the fallen.

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