When you are so wedded to ideology it is fair to call Holder’s judgment into question

Eric Holder and Occam’s Razor

By Alan Caruba —— Bio and Archives--June 2, 2013

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The 14th century philosopher William of Occam gained fame for what became known as "Occam's Razor," an axiom often stated as, "The simplest explanation is usually the best." The original Latin -- "Pluralitas non est ponenda sine necessitate" -- adds some nuance. This translates roughly as "One ought not posit multiple variables unnecessarily.”

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