indisputable truth

If one indisputable truth has emerged from the midterm elections, it's that Donald Trump is the political equivalent of herpes.

"There's no kind of indisputable truth that all eco-labels work, because they don't," Whitman said.

“There’s just this overwhelming amount of evidence out there on the open web that if you know how to turn over the rocks and uncover that information, you can connect the dots between all these factoids to arrive at the indisputable truth around an event,” said Malachy Browne, who leads the Times’ team.

With that declaration, she ushers in the only indisputable truth their reasoning will ultimately yield.

That’s an indisputable truth that no amount of wishful thinking or careful planning can undo.