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To: preacher
If the charges turn out to be false, he can say that he didn’t say it was true but that someone told him it was true.

The "campaign team" is standing by the story, however. And if he's spreading lies on the basis of hearsay, then that doesn't really speak well of him either. Of course, if someone's drinking his Kool-Aid, they'll worship him no matter what he does.

At times it's hard to decide which of the candidates I despise the most. I guess when I figure that out, then I'll know who to vote against.

35 posted on 02/22/2008 8:34:25 PM PST by FoxInSocks
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To: FoxInSocks

“If the charges turn out to be false, he can say that he didn’t say it was true but that someone told him it was true.”

But in the DUmmie world that is a lie. If someone, just for an example, from the CIA and the Clinton Adm. told George Bush that Saddam had WMDs and it turned out to be false, then George Bush lied.
Correct?


68 posted on 02/23/2008 8:08:30 AM PST by Holicheese (Beware your friendly air defenses!)
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