Quote by Carl Bernstein

You can't serve the public good without the truth as a bottom line.

You can't serve the public good without the truth as a botto

Summary

This quote highlights the indispensable role of truth in achieving the public good. It emphasizes that without an unwavering commitment to truth, it becomes impossible to effectively serve and benefit society. In the pursuit of serving the public interest, it is crucial to base decisions, actions, and policies on factual information. By prioritizing truth as a fundamental principle, we can ensure that our efforts align with what is just, fair, and beneficial to all members of the community, thus paving the way for progress and the accomplishment of the public good.

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By Carl Bernstein

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