Clarity of rationale

When formulating a mathematical theory, the great mathematician, philosopher, artist, polymath Edsger Dijkstra thought, much like Plato, we should endeavour to express ourselves clearly and precisely above all else. To enforce this he made sure he could explain his rationale to a layman in both Dutch (his mother tongue) and English.

What does this say about The White House’s policy if the executors of the rationale are not convinced?

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