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It is not a objective or non-biased source.Correct the record.org is a Hillary Superpac you know.While Candycorn is indeed a Hillary Shill, (paid or not is up to debate, i say not) Your reference to Trutherism (with bonus its teh JOOOOOOS flavor) makes me ask why aren't you slumming in the CT with the rest of the mouth breathers?
Well, I’m late in reporting in to my Mossad handlers so I’ll be brief.
I called it “reheated pablum”….did you hear anything new in this speech? The “Clinton Cash” book quotations seem as though he just discovered the book.
It may well be he just discovered that book. It's clear Trump's accusations relied heavily on it. What's also clear is that neither he nor his campaign staff followed the Reagan doctrine of "trust, but verify." That's a damn shame because so many others have and the book and its author has been discredited for well over a year now.
In typical Trump form, the man is pitifully and dereisorilly locked into a pattern of saying damn near anything without bothering to confirm whether it's true.
- “Clinton Cash” Debunked
- 'Clinton Cash' Author Previously Involved In Discredited Shirley Sherrod Smear Campaign
- 'Clinton Cash' author owes Hillary Clinton an apology
- Twenty-Plus Errors, Fabrications, And Distortions In Peter Schweizer's Clinton Cash
- Clinton Cash Crushed By Facts As Author Admits He Has No Evidence Of Clinton Crimes
Trump has the nerve to have called Ted Cruz "Lyin' Ted." In his speech today, he asserted that Mrs. Clinton is a "world class liar." Excuse me? Since when does the pot get to call the kettle black? According to PolitiFact, 59% of Trump's checked claims have been deemed false or "Pants on Fire" false, versus 12% for Clinton.
Donald Trump:I mean really: 9% true or mostly true compared to just over 50% true or mostly true. For cryin' out loud! The man has more false and "pants on fire" claims, at nearly 60%, than Mrs. Clinton has true or mostly true. I'm sorry, but that sort of thing doesn't happen by accident. If there's an inveterate liar in the campaign, it's Trump.
Hillary Clinton:
- True: 2%
- Mostly True: 7%
- Half True: 15%
- Mostly False: 17%
- False: 40%
- Pants on Fire: 19%
- True: 23%
- Mostly True: 28%
- Half True: 21%
- Mostly False: 15%
- False: 11%
- Pants on Fire: 1%
Nuff said.
It is, I do know that, and the reason I listed it is because it presents the various claims in a very well organized layout. That said....but...
- Look at the content they use to refute the noted claims. It's not just them saying so and leaving it at that. You'll note they provide a link to the source for each of their refutations.
- The content from Correct the Record isn't the only source I cited. Check the others if that's what you prefer. I provided five sources that roundly show the claims in that book to be specious. I did that precisely because I know that Correct the Record is a Clinton superpac.
It is a Hillary Superpac, thus not to be trusted.
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- The truth and its context don't become less true or less relevant because speaker is biased or not. As a recipient of a message, it's one's burden to examine the content any speaker/writer delivers.
- If you don't want to read and verify the content at Correct the Record, fine. That's on you...it's layout and linking of sources makes it easiest to do, but if you don't want to avail yourself of that facility, don't. I provided four additional sources. They aren't the only four that exist that rigorously show the mendacity in claims one finds in that book for what they are, taradiddles.
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