Remember when Hillary Clinton ducked Bosnian snipers to get to her base?

[Papageorgio]

So we should vote for trump and his whoppers ?

I won't vote for either, who are you voting for? The liar or the liar?


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The Democrat ,,,the party that almost always does a better job on the economy when in the presidency

Untrustworthy, bad character, endangered civilian lives with her lies. Bad answer


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[eddiew]

Perhaps you'd prefer a righty shit hole??? FAUX perhaps?

I'd prefer something that you know to be a lie without stealing it from a leftist shithole that hates Bush for whipping Kerry fair and square and can't substantiate their claims about him being a "liar".

Fair and square ??? swiftboat liars paid off were fair and square?

 

[Tom Horn]

You must be having trouble reading. I said that George Bush never once lied about anything regarding Iraq. Neither he nor anyone in his administration ever lied or intentionally misled the Anerican people at any time. Why are you still asking me to name a lie? Have you some kind of complex?

So that was attempted "satire"?

 

[eddiew]

You must be having trouble reading. I said that George Bush never once lied about anything regarding Iraq. Neither he nor anyone in his administration ever lied or intentionally misled the Anerican people at any time. Why are you still asking me to name a lie? Have you some kind of complex?

So that was attempted "satire"?

HOW"S CNN Tom?
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Bush and his top aides publicly made 935 false statements about the security risk posed by Iraq in the two years following September 11, 2001, according to a study released Tuesday by two nonprofit journalism groups.

President Bush addresses the nation as the Iraq war begins in March 2003.

"In short, the Bush administration led the nation to war on the basis of erroneous information that it methodically propagated and that culminated in military action against Iraq on March 19, 2003," reads an overview of the examination, conducted by the Center for Public Integrity and its affiliated group, the Fund for Independence in Journalism.

According to the study, Bush and seven top officials -- including Vice President Dick Cheney, former Secretary of State Colin Powell and then-National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice -- made 935 false statements about Iraq during those two years.

The study was based on a searchable database compiled of primary sources, such as official government transcripts and speeches, and secondary sources -- mainly quotes from major media organizations.

See CNN viewers' reactions to the study »

The study says Bush made 232 false statements about Iraq and former leader Saddam Hussein's possessing weapons of mass destruction, and 28 false statements about Iraq's links to al Qaeda.

Bush has consistently asserted that at the time he and other officials made the statements, the intelligence community of the U.S. and several other nations, including Britain, believed Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.

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Responding to the study Wednesday, White House spokesman Scott Stanzel did not speak directly to the "false claims" characterization.

But he said the United States was part of a broad coalition of nations that took part in the Iraq invasion and that the invasion was based on intelligence from multiple countries.

He called Hussein a threat to international security and a sponsor of terrorism, and said the world is better off without him. White House press secretary Dana Perino called the study "flawed."

"They only looked at members of the administration, rather than looking at members of Congress or people around the world," she said. "Because as you'll remember, we were part of a broad coalition of countries that deposed a dictator based on a collective understanding of the intelligence."

"And the other thing that that study fails to do is to say that after realizing that there was no WMD, as we thought as a collective body that there was, that this White House, the President set about to make reforms in the intelligence community to make sure that it doesn't happen again."

Bush has repeatedly said that despite the intelligence flaws, removing Hussein from power was the right thing to do.

The study, released Tuesday, says Powell had the second-highest number of false statements, with 244 about weapons and 10 about Iraq and al Qaeda.

Former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and Press Secretary Ari Fleischer each made 109 false statements, it says. Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz made 85, Rice made 56, Cheney made 48 and Scott McLellan, also a press secretary, made 14, the study says.

"It is now beyond dispute that Iraq did not possess any weapons of mass destruction or have meaningful ties to al Qaeda," the report reads, citing multiple government reports, including those by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, the 9/11 Commission and the multinational Iraq Survey Group, which reported that Hussein had suspended Iraq's nuclear program in 1991 and made little effort to revive it.

The overview of the study also calls the media to task, saying most media outlets didn't do enough to investigate the claims.

"Some journalists -- indeed, even some entire news organizations -- have since acknowledged that their coverage during those prewar months was far too deferential and uncritical," the report reads. "These mea culpas notwithstanding, much of the wall-to-wall media coverage provided additional, 'independent' validation of the Bush administration's false statements about Iraq."

The quotes in the study include an August 26, 2002, statement by Cheney to the national convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

"Simply stated, there is no doubt that Saddam Hussein now has weapons of mass destruction," Cheney said. "There is no doubt he is amassing them to use against our friends, against our allies, and against us." E-mail to a friend

 

[Tom Horn]

Fair and square ??? swiftboat liars paid off were fair and square?

Now we're talking about somebody other than Dubya lying? Okay fine. But the Swifties weren't lying about Kerry....he wrote his own after-action reports, put in for medals he didn't deserve, faked wounds, even went back to the scene where he shot a VC kid in the back and FILMED A REENACTMENT of it....in an area still swarming with VC by the way.

 

[Tom Horn]

You must be having trouble reading. I said that George Bush never once lied about anything regarding Iraq. Neither he nor anyone in his administration ever lied or intentionally misled the Anerican people at any time. Why are you still asking me to name a lie? Have you some kind of complex?

So that was attempted "satire"?

HOW"S CNN Tom?
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Bush and his top aides publicly made 935 false statements about the security risk posed by Iraq in the two years following September 11, 2001, according to a study released Tuesday by two nonprofit journalism groups.

President Bush addresses the nation as the Iraq war begins in March 2003.

"In short, the Bush administration led the nation to war on the basis of erroneous information that it methodically propagated and that culminated in military action against Iraq on March 19, 2003," reads an overview of the examination, conducted by the Center for Public Integrity and its affiliated group, the Fund for Independence in Journalism.

According to the study, Bush and seven top officials -- including Vice President Dick Cheney, former Secretary of State Colin Powell and then-National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice -- made 935 false statements about Iraq during those two years.

The study was based on a searchable database compiled of primary sources, such as official government transcripts and speeches, and secondary sources -- mainly quotes from major media organizations.

See CNN viewers' reactions to the study »

The study says Bush made 232 false statements about Iraq and former leader Saddam Hussein's possessing weapons of mass destruction, and 28 false statements about Iraq's links to al Qaeda.

Bush has consistently asserted that at the time he and other officials made the statements, the intelligence community of the U.S. and several other nations, including Britain, believed Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.

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Responding to the study Wednesday, White House spokesman Scott Stanzel did not speak directly to the "false claims" characterization.

But he said the United States was part of a broad coalition of nations that took part in the Iraq invasion and that the invasion was based on intelligence from multiple countries.

He called Hussein a threat to international security and a sponsor of terrorism, and said the world is better off without him. White House press secretary Dana Perino called the study "flawed."

"They only looked at members of the administration, rather than looking at members of Congress or people around the world," she said. "Because as you'll remember, we were part of a broad coalition of countries that deposed a dictator based on a collective understanding of the intelligence."

"And the other thing that that study fails to do is to say that after realizing that there was no WMD, as we thought as a collective body that there was, that this White House, the President set about to make reforms in the intelligence community to make sure that it doesn't happen again."

Bush has repeatedly said that despite the intelligence flaws, removing Hussein from power was the right thing to do.

The study, released Tuesday, says Powell had the second-highest number of false statements, with 244 about weapons and 10 about Iraq and al Qaeda.

Former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and Press Secretary Ari Fleischer each made 109 false statements, it says. Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz made 85, Rice made 56, Cheney made 48 and Scott McLellan, also a press secretary, made 14, the study says.

"It is now beyond dispute that Iraq did not possess any weapons of mass destruction or have meaningful ties to al Qaeda," the report reads, citing multiple government reports, including those by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, the 9/11 Commission and the multinational Iraq Survey Group, which reported that Hussein had suspended Iraq's nuclear program in 1991 and made little effort to revive it.

The overview of the study also calls the media to task, saying most media outlets didn't do enough to investigate the claims.

"Some journalists -- indeed, even some entire news organizations -- have since acknowledged that their coverage during those prewar months was far too deferential and uncritical," the report reads. "These mea culpas notwithstanding, much of the wall-to-wall media coverage provided additional, 'independent' validation of the Bush administration's false statements about Iraq."

The quotes in the study include an August 26, 2002, statement by Cheney to the national convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

"Simply stated, there is no doubt that Saddam Hussein now has weapons of mass destruction," Cheney said. "There is no doubt he is amassing them to use against our friends, against our allies, and against us." E-mail to a friend

Same shit, different asshole. "according to a study released Tuesday by two nonprofit journalism groups"....seriously, this is getting tedious....got any lies Dubya told or not?

 

[SmokeALib]

They all lie. Trump lies with his money. Hillary lies with your money. I'll take Trump.

 

[eddiew]

You must be having trouble reading. I said that George Bush never once lied about anything regarding Iraq. Neither he nor anyone in his administration ever lied or intentionally misled the Anerican people at any time. Why are you still asking me to name a lie? Have you some kind of complex?

So that was attempted "satire"?

HOW"S CNN Tom?
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Bush and his top aides publicly made 935 false statements about the security risk posed by Iraq in the two years following September 11, 2001, according to a study released Tuesday by two nonprofit journalism groups.

President Bush addresses the nation as the Iraq war begins in March 2003.

"In short, the Bush administration led the nation to war on the basis of erroneous information that it methodically propagated and that culminated in military action against Iraq on March 19, 2003," reads an overview of the examination, conducted by the Center for Public Integrity and its affiliated group, the Fund for Independence in Journalism.

According to the study, Bush and seven top officials -- including Vice President Dick Cheney, former Secretary of State Colin Powell and then-National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice -- made 935 false statements about Iraq during those two years.

The study was based on a searchable database compiled of primary sources, such as official government transcripts and speeches, and secondary sources -- mainly quotes from major media organizations.

See CNN viewers' reactions to the study »

The study says Bush made 232 false statements about Iraq and former leader Saddam Hussein's possessing weapons of mass destruction, and 28 false statements about Iraq's links to al Qaeda.

Bush has consistently asserted that at the time he and other officials made the statements, the intelligence community of the U.S. and several other nations, including Britain, believed Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.

Don't Miss

• Bush ties Mideast peace effort to fight on terror
• Ex-aide: Bush, Cheney involved in misleading media

Responding to the study Wednesday, White House spokesman Scott Stanzel did not speak directly to the "false claims" characterization.

But he said the United States was part of a broad coalition of nations that took part in the Iraq invasion and that the invasion was based on intelligence from multiple countries.

He called Hussein a threat to international security and a sponsor of terrorism, and said the world is better off without him. White House press secretary Dana Perino called the study "flawed."

"They only looked at members of the administration, rather than looking at members of Congress or people around the world," she said. "Because as you'll remember, we were part of a broad coalition of countries that deposed a dictator based on a collective understanding of the intelligence."

"And the other thing that that study fails to do is to say that after realizing that there was no WMD, as we thought as a collective body that there was, that this White House, the President set about to make reforms in the intelligence community to make sure that it doesn't happen again."

Bush has repeatedly said that despite the intelligence flaws, removing Hussein from power was the right thing to do.

The study, released Tuesday, says Powell had the second-highest number of false statements, with 244 about weapons and 10 about Iraq and al Qaeda.

Former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and Press Secretary Ari Fleischer each made 109 false statements, it says. Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz made 85, Rice made 56, Cheney made 48 and Scott McLellan, also a press secretary, made 14, the study says.

"It is now beyond dispute that Iraq did not possess any weapons of mass destruction or have meaningful ties to al Qaeda," the report reads, citing multiple government reports, including those by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, the 9/11 Commission and the multinational Iraq Survey Group, which reported that Hussein had suspended Iraq's nuclear program in 1991 and made little effort to revive it.

The overview of the study also calls the media to task, saying most media outlets didn't do enough to investigate the claims.

"Some journalists -- indeed, even some entire news organizations -- have since acknowledged that their coverage during those prewar months was far too deferential and uncritical," the report reads. "These mea culpas notwithstanding, much of the wall-to-wall media coverage provided additional, 'independent' validation of the Bush administration's false statements about Iraq."

The quotes in the study include an August 26, 2002, statement by Cheney to the national convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

"Simply stated, there is no doubt that Saddam Hussein now has weapons of mass destruction," Cheney said. "There is no doubt he is amassing them to use against our friends, against our allies, and against us." E-mail to a friend

Same shit, different asshole. "according to a study released Tuesday by two nonprofit journalism groups"....seriously, this is getting tedious....got any lies Dubya told or not?

You not believing any of the bullshit thrown by bush and co to be true ,,makes me believe you aren't an honest broker You'll bad mouth ANYTHING that puts the tail on the republican asses

 

[eddiew]

They all lie. Trump lies with his money. Hillary lies with your money. I'll take Trump.

Yeah smokey?? How many little folks got screwed with dump going bankrupt 4 times?? how many when he threw them out of their apartments??

 

[Tom Horn]

You not believing any of the bullshit thrown by bush and co to be true ,,makes me believe you aren't an honest broker You'll bad mouth ANYTHING that puts the tail on the republican asses

So I take it you can't come up with a lie Dubya told.

Thanks for playing, better luck next time.

 

[LoneLaugher]

They all lie. Trump lies with his money. Hillary lies with your money. I'll take Trump.

That's funny. Nutbags have this knack for saying things that are perfect opposites from the truth.

If Trump has shown us anything....it is that he is willing and able to lie with other people's money.

 

[SmokeALib]

They all lie. Trump lies with his money. Hillary lies with your money. I'll take Trump.

Yeah smokey?? How many little folks got screwed with dump going bankrupt 4 times?? how many when he threw them out of their apartments??

I lost at least 3 different jobs because the company I worked for closed its doors. So fuckin what? You want to know what I did? I GOT ANOTHER FUCKIN JOB! I didn't blame the company and sit at home and cry in my beer. Dumass.

 

[eddiew]

You not believing any of the bullshit thrown by bush and co to be true ,,makes me believe you aren't an honest broker You'll bad mouth ANYTHING that puts the tail on the republican asses

So I take it you can't come up with a lie Dubya told.

Thanks for playing, better luck next time.

Tom Please I don't take you for a fool So please don't give me the run around We ALL know bush lied his ass off about WOMD and reasons to go to war He was full of lies and misinformation and his war cost us dearly

 

[SmokeALib]

They all lie. Trump lies with his money. Hillary lies with your money. I'll take Trump.

That's funny. Nutbags have this knack for saying things that are perfect opposites from the truth.

If Trump has shown us anything....it is that he is willing and able to lie with other people's money.

That's their mistake genius. Crooked Hillary has been living off taxpayers since 1978 - and lying the whole time.

 

[eddiew]

They all lie. Trump lies with his money. Hillary lies with your money. I'll take Trump.

That's funny. Nutbags have this knack for saying things that are perfect opposites from the truth.

If Trump has shown us anything....it is that he is willing and able to lie with other people's money.

Bankrupt companies 4 x and trump got not a scratch OPM is his game

 

[eddiew]

They all lie. Trump lies with his money. Hillary lies with your money. I'll take Trump.

That's funny. Nutbags have this knack for saying things that are perfect opposites from the truth.

If Trump has shown us anything....it is that he is willing and able to lie with other people's money.

That's their mistake genius. Crooked Hillary has been living off taxpayers since 1978 - and lying the whole time.

And murderer bush since 1992

 

[Tom Horn]

Tom Please I don't take you for a fool So please don't give me the run around We ALL know bush lied his ass off about WOMD and reasons to go to war He was full of lies and misinformation and his war cost us dearly

This was a simple exercise....you were going to name a single (1) lie Bush told about Iraq. Did it ever occur to you that it was Saddam who was lying about his ABC's? His own generals were convinced they existed...our intel came from spying on his generals. If you know anything about spycraft, it doesn't get much better than that. And BTW, he did have WMD that russian spetsnaz trucked into Syria before our invasion started. I have no idea what your threshold of trust is but it's obvious you're convinced we were lied to.....you just can't prove it.

 

[whitehall]

The only thing Hillary ever ducked was hardball questions from the media.

 

[SmokeALib]

Crooked Hillary lies.

 

[eddiew]

The only thing Hillary ever ducked was hardball questions from the media.

In all 9 meetings with congress?? bs