It isn't a necessary condition, either, because people can be wrong in good faith and that's part of the process of finding the truth.
(Rhetorical name-calling isn't true or false though, so I don't think your question really applies in this case.)
What people usually mean by 'true' in the context of political rhetoric is 'I like it'. Liking and truth have little to do with each other—in fact the love of truth has mostly to do with disentangling the two.
It isn't a necessary condition, either, because people can be wrong in good faith and that's part of the process of finding the truth.
(Rhetorical name-calling isn't true or false though, so I don't think your question really applies in this case.)
What people usually mean by 'true' in the context of political rhetoric is 'I like it'. Liking and truth have little to do with each other—in fact the love of truth has mostly to do with disentangling the two.