BlindBoo
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Okay lets say that the both lied on purpose to get what they wanted.
Which lie caused the most human suffering? An illegitimate war where tens of thousands of lost their lives, were maimed or, forcing insurances companies to comply with the new rules and making some people choose a new plan? A war that shifted the balance of power in the ME to Iran, or a policy that will cost some people a little more for their insurance? A war the eroded the Good Will of the USA throughout the world or, a Health Care policy that covers previous conditions and has no benefit caps?
Did they both know they were lying or did they both believe what the were selling?
No let's not say both lied!
Lie | Define Lie at Dictionary.com
dictionary.reference.com/browse/lie*
a false statement made with deliberate intent to deceive; an intentional untruth; a falsehood. Synonyms: prevarication, falsification.
Obama fits the definition, Bush doesn't. Obama knew he was making a false statement, Bush didn't.
To say Bush lied about Iraq having WMD's you have to concede that he is the most intelligent person on Planet Earth.
Illegitimate war? Seems I remember Congress voting almost unanimously to go to war.
Nah, the Team Bush lied, the Intel was being "fixed"
The majority of Democrats in Congress voted against giving President Bush the deciding power.
Of course if you don't think the Bush team lied to the American People(with the help of the so-called liberal media) you'd think it's a legitimate war.