You're implying that we are posting wrong views and info and trying to be what you think is "objective". I know you didn't make a statement about her test being more credible. Because that is not how you post. You will post "whataboutism" and play both sides. And when responding to use, you won't directly say that we're wrong, but again use your whataboutism which would imply that.
Logic can be used to deduct that she is BSing. It's very simple.
What I am pointing out is that people who are inclined to dislike a negative account of what Trump did are going to look for a way to discredit this account. So they see a statement from the Secret Service that two agents are willing to testify it didn't happen. Good enough for them, Hutchinson is discredited and then comes the talk of perjury charges.
On the opposite side, the people inclined to hate Trump are going to love the negative account of what Trump did. They are going to ignore anything that would bring that account into question and praise the testimony as brave and sincere. Good enough for them, Trump bad, case closed.
Do you disagree, do you think that bias isn't effecting both sides here?
Nothing in my response was a whataboutism. My comments try to seek an objective analysis.
Witness A said X, witnesses B and C say Y. Now you have conflicting claims so you consider the possiblities:
1. Could A be telling the truth?
2. Could B and C be telling the truth?
3. Could all sides be telling the truth?
4. Could all sides be lying?
5. Is there anyway to help prove or disprove the accounts of any of the witnesses?
How are you concluding logic proves her story is BS? And when you say BS do you mean false or do you mean a lie? (They are not the same thing)