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“It may be insurmountable, and if that’s true, we may as well give up,” Kirtley said of efforts to fight truth decay and make politicians pay a price for flagrantly lying.

Kimberly’s flagrantly dysfunctional parents are only too present in the show.

Politico’s E&E News recently reported the ex-president “was flagrantly partisan at times in response to disasters and on at least three occasions hesitated to give disaster aid to areas he considered politically hostile.”

He flagrantly underestimated the number of people who would be affected: He estimated the prevalence of Americans with preexisting conditions at 8% of adults under 65.

As a country we are not as alarmed as we should be by Trump's threats, because he has so flagrantly broken so many rules of politics and life.