equivalence

It could have stopped using soft, empty language and false equivalence, and made it crystal clear to the public that if elected Trump would turn America into a racist, authoritarian regime where facts don’t matter.

If journalism's “bias” is to report what is factual, that kind of “neutrality” in the age of Trump is rapidly becoming an anachronism of false equivalence.

Science and quackery cannot be treated as having scientific and moral equivalence.

The Trump partisans were screaming that the moderators were too tough on Vance while the Democratic partisans moaned in agony about “false equivalence.”

Trump declared he had a "very good relationship" with both Zelensky and Russia’s Vladimir Putin – an equivalence that is painful to Ukrainian ears.