Why don't you articulate the "lies" so that we can assess the veracity of what you claim, "lie" by "lie". Are you courageous enough to do that?
The point is that even someone as arrogant as you appear to be does not know the t***h. If you think that you do go and make a fortune.
I'm stunned and disappointed at your claims since I did not detect many "lies" at all. Differences of opinion and in the interpretation of "facts", perhaps, but not purposeful distortions of the t***h or invention of "facts". What you label as a "lie" could only be so so if you knew the "absolute t***h", which you do not. You should be careful about throwing stones in glasshouses. On the other hand, I did detect many distortions in the analyses of President Trump's remarks in terms of the facts as I know them. It is remarkable how previous claims by President Trump that were labeled "lies" by the media are turning out to be uncannily accurate. Hold your breath, because I believe that a lot more is to come down the pike.
This is bad news for us seniors who have paid into Medicare over the past 50+ years. My understanding is that Medicare is a "trust fund" and if politicians are robbing the fund they have failed their fiduciary duty. If so the should be prosecuted for embezzlement.
Semper Fi, what we are seeing has been decades in the making, aided and abetted by politicians who refuse to obey the law of the land. The problem is that there are no consequences for them breaking the law and that attitude has now filtered down to our youth who are now in open r*******n. I am an engineering professor at a well-known, radicalized university and I am appalled by the attitude toward the law by even the upper echelons of the institution. Many believe that it is their civil "right" (nay, "duty") to simply disobey the law instead of working through the legislative process to change laws that they consider to be unjust. The law is the basis of civilization and if we continue down this path we will eventually become uncivilized.
Amazing level of corruption. I immigrated to the US 40 years ago and in my wildest dreams, I never suspected this level of corruption and criminal behavior by our elected and appointed authorities. Like cancer, it must be excised or else the patient will die. God bless America because we will need that to get through this mess.
Are the Democrats inviting foreign troops to invade our country? If so, it is lunacy. I will be among the first to man the barricades to repel the invaders. The Democrats are simply mad (as in diseased thinking). The fact that Chicago’s Cook County Commissioner, Richard Boykin, a Democrat, apparently went so far as to meet with the U.N. Assistant Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Support, Oscar Fernandez-Taranco, from Argentina is disturbing in the extreme. Yes, Chicago has problems, as is plain for everyone to see, but the problems are easily fixed: remove the Democrats and bring in a local government that can do the job. Mr. Boykin's actions are little different from those of Benedict Arnold and we know how those were handled.
That is awful. We clearly have serial k**lers in our midst and they work for or represent, PP. Let's hope that when they are born again they are the babies on the table.
It is interesting to follow the thread leading to the insurance policy that was (and has) been enacted if President T***p w*n. Well, it sounds to me that the FBI, aided and abetted by our "loyal opposition" (the Democrats) were conspiring to remove an elected president by a C**p d’état, also called "C**p". This is how Encyclopedia Britannica defines a C**p d’état; "the sudden, violent o*******w of an existing government by a small group. The chief prerequisite for a c**p is control of all or part of the armed forces, the police, and other military elements. Unlike a revolution, which is usually achieved by large numbers of people working for basic social, economic, and political change, a c**p is a change in power from the top that merely results in the abrupt replacement of leading government personnel. A c**p rarely alters a nation’s fundamental social and economic policies, nor does it significantly redistribute power among competing political groups. Among the earliest modern c**ps were those in which Napoleon o*******w the Directory on Nov. 9, 1799 (18 Brumaire), and in which Louis Napoleon dissolved the assembly of France’s Second Republic in 1851. C**ps were a regular occurrence in various Latin American nations in the 19th and 20th centuries and in Africa after the countries there gained independence in the 1960s." Conspiring to enact a C**p is treasonous and those who were the conspirators (FBI, la resistance leaders, etc) should be held accountable. To let them off the hook would be unconscionable. Does anyone else think this way?
It should be easy to check by validating/invalidating v**es by comparing those cast against v***r r**********n rolls. In this day and age of computers, I am surprised that that is not done automatically. Not to do it is clearly an invitation for fraud as it exists and occurs in California.
Now comes the test of sexual harassment. If Moore is guilty and the three ladies were traumatized (for 40 years, no less) as they claim, they will pursue the charges against him to extract retribution for real harm done. On the other hand, if they have accomplished their goal of removing Moore from the political scene, nothing further will happen. We shall just wait and see.
You are obviously from the same Trump-hating cabal as the liberal media. The constitution guarantees due process, sexual harassment is not a felony (it is in poor taste), and people like you have denied More, Franken (yes, even Franken), and others their civil rights. One can only hope that it will happen to you and that it will induce some common sense in your thinking.
The human race is in trouble because, soon, any inter-g****r contact will be verboten.