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Donald Trump told a story about a decades-old women’s weightlifting record that was purportedly broken with ease by a man who had “never lifted before” but cheated the system by identifying as trans.
The details don’t really line up with the vague scenario that Trump describes in his stump speech, in which he sometimes claims to have watched actual footage of a woman losing a competition to the trans lifter in question.
Donald Rumsfeld , former White House chief of staff, former defense secretary, coined the phrase in 1982 .
The phrase is commonly used in the business world.
It pops up often in transcripts of earnings calls, and a satirical 2014 Forbes piece about management jargon defined it as a useful way to describe a theory that is not supported by the numbers that are supposed to support it.
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