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Liar, liar pantsuit on fire

Roulette Man

Aug 6, 2016
11:10am

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Originally posted by: pjstroh
The biggest lie on this board is when Fritz says he doesn't know who he's going to vote for in November. I think this is the 4h thread where he's cried bloody murder about the big liar, Hillary.....and not one thread regarding the integrity of the straight-shooter he will be voting for in November (even if he's too embarrassed to admit it). You know, this guy....

You know that isn't an original birth certificate, don't you? That is a replacement.

Roulette Man

Aug 6, 2016
11:14am

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Originally posted by: forkushV

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Originally posted by: lvfritz
Forkie, if that's a defense of Liarry...

Nope. You have no specifics and no source, so there is nothing to defend - so far.

Since you are playing the innocent and ignorant babe in the woods routine, let me give you a hint. It involves the term "short circuited".

forkushV

Aug 6, 2016
12:00pm

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Originally posted by: Roulette Man

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Originally posted by: lvfritz
Forkie, if that's a defense of Liarry...
Nope. You have no specifics and no source, so there is nothing to defend - so far.

Since you are playing the innocent and ignorant babe in the woods routine, let me give you a hint. It involves the term "short circuited".

Oh that's right. Using that phrase will probably cost her the votes of every single person who doesn't understand what a metaphor is.

Me, I don't know anyone like that.

Roulette Man

Aug 6, 2016
12:04pm

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Originally posted by: forkushV

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Originally posted by: Roulette Man
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Originally posted by: lvfritz
Forkie, if that's a defense of Liarry...
Nope. You have no specifics and no source, so there is nothing to defend - so far.

Since you are playing the innocent and ignorant babe in the woods routine, let me give you a hint. It involves the term "short circuited".

Oh that's right. Using that phrase will probably cost her the votes of every single person who doesn't understand what a metaphor is.

Me, I don't know anyone like that.

Let's see now. she admitted that she indirectly lied about what the FBI said. Cost her votes? I think it will.

This is yet another example of how disingenuous you are. You knew exactly what this was about, but then you play as if you know nothing about it.

forkushV

Aug 6, 2016
12:13pm

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Originally posted by: Roulette Man

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Originally posted by: lvfritz
Forkie, if that's a defense of Liarry...
Nope. You have no specifics and no source, so there is nothing to defend - so far.

Since you are playing the innocent and ignorant babe in the woods routine, let me give you a hint. It involves the term "short circuited".
Oh that's right. Using that phrase will probably cost her the votes of every single person who doesn't understand what a metaphor is.

Me, I don't know anyone like that.

YOUR candidate seems to think it's about the phrase "short-circuited," and apparently is appealing to people who are too dumb to realize it's a metaphor.

And like I said, I don't know anyone that dumb. Except maybe on this forum, but that doesn't count.

Roulette Man

Aug 6, 2016
12:29pm

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Originally posted by: forkushV

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Originally posted by: Roulette Man
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Originally posted by: lvfritz
Forkie, if that's a defense of Liarry...
Nope. You have no specifics and no source, so there is nothing to defend - so far.

Since you are playing the innocent and ignorant babe in the woods routine, let me give you a hint. It involves the term "short circuited".
Oh that's right. Using that phrase will probably cost her the votes of every single person who doesn't understand what a metaphor is.

Me, I don't know anyone like that.

Let's see now. she admitted that she indirectly lied about what the FBI said. Cost her votes? I think it will.

This is yet another example of how disingenuous you are. You knew exactly what this was about, but then you play as if you know nothing about it.

Wow. You truly don't get it. I'm speechless.

jatki

Aug 6, 2016
1:19pm

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Originally posted by: nuggetboy
And Trump told 21 lies in his acceptance speech alone:
https://www.politicususa.com/2016/07/21/donald-told-21-fact-checked-proven-lies-acceptance-speech.html plus
https://trumplies.com/cant-stop-wont-stop-donald-trump-tells-21-lies-in-three-days-87-lies-for-the-week/

Why aren't you raving about his lies????

I am not sure if these are the two most flawed candidates we have ever had or if this information age is just too intrusive.
Maybe America will luck out and both will drop out. Bring back Teddy Roosevelt.

Trump was campaiging, most politicians lie when campaigning, Hillary's told some doozy's on the trail (we're gonna put the coal miners out of business, then contradicts very week is but one off the top of my head) so camapaign lies don't really count.

HRC tho was lying about classified documents while serving as SoS, huge difference. The women lies every time she opens her mouth. I forget, is she for the TPPT this week or against?

jatki

Aug 6, 2016
1:26pm

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Hey Fritz, shouldn't the title be somethin like.. liar,liar atrocious pantsuits on fire?

forkushV

Aug 6, 2016
2:13pm

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Originally posted by: Roulette Man

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Originally posted by: lvfritz
Forkie, if that's a defense of Liarry...
Nope. You have no specifics and no source, so there is nothing to defend - so far.

Since you are playing the innocent and ignorant babe in the woods routine, let me give you a hint. It involves the term "short circuited".
Oh that's right. Using that phrase will probably cost her the votes of every single person who doesn't understand what a metaphor is.

Me, I don't know anyone like that.

Let's see now. she admitted that she indirectly lied about what the FBI said. Cost her votes? I think it will.

This is yet another example of how disingenuous you are. You knew exactly what this was about, but then you play as if you know nothing about it.
YOUR candidate seems to think it's about the phrase "short-circuited," and apparently is appealing to people who are too dumb to realize it's a metaphor.

And like I said, I don't know anyone that dumb. Except maybe on this forum, but that doesn't count.

Wow. You truly don't get it. I'm speechless.

I doubt if you are, but a boy can dream can't he?

Here is what YOUR candidate doesn't get. Donald Trump had an easy win; Hillary had to admit she was lying!!!! - right? Instead he's focused on the "short-circuited" phrase, claiming that it means she's been - eek! - "brainwashed."

Here's a little history behind why Mr. Trump thinks he's being clever. When Governor Romney ran for president in 1968 - that's Mitt's honorable dad who actually released 30 years of his tax returns by the way - his candidacy was destroyed when he said he had been "brainwashed" into supporting the Vietnam War. Mr. Trump is hoping for the same thing by appealing astonishingly stupid people who don't understand what a metaphor is.

Of course since Mr. Trump's last great idea was to attack a Gold Star mother, I'm thinking this is a slight improvement.

jatki

Aug 7, 2016
2:04am

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I remember looking at the bulletin board in college and someone had posted a page trying to sell their notes for some class and it read "I have some real good notes for sale[." I recall walking away shaking my head. Now I don't have the best grasp of english and proper use of it, but this is third grade stuff.
Real transparent?..uhhhh,right.

Kaine on Emails: Clinton and I Will Be 'Real Transparent'

Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., appeared on NBC's "Meet the Press" and found himself having to answer questions about former Sec. Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server. Questions that he and Clinton will continue to face, especially since the former Secretary of State seems to raise more questions every time she gives an answer on the topic.

In an interview on "Fox News Sunday" last week, Clinton claimed FBI director James Comey found her answers on the controversy "truthful" and "consistent" with her past public statements. That comment earned her a "4 Pinocchio" rating from the Washington Post fact-checker.

Kaine, attempting to explain, said he thought "Chris Wallace and Hillary were sort of talking past each other last week."

After Kaine's interview on "Meet the Press," Clinton further muddied her own comments on the subject. Appearing at a conference of black and Hispanic journalists, she said she "may have short-circuited" her answer on Fox and added she would "try to clarify."

Kaine was further asked if he and Clinton would be more transparent in the White House. He demurred, "I am not presumptuous enough to start thinking about how I'm going to do things after November."

However, he added, "I know that is this something that she's learned from, and we're going to be real transparent, absolutely."

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