[mongo141]

Just telling the truth!

[knarf]

That ain’t no name ... that’s a FACT, Jack !!

[fella]

If the man is a proven liar then calling him a liar is not name calling, it’s the truth.

[max americana]

I thought ‘LIAR’ was his middle name..

[a fool in paradise]

Obama himself has used the terms “mongrel” and “liar” to describe people.

This is one-way outrage.

[Lou L]

When someone deliberately misleads, obfuscates, crafts stories of omission, and stretches the truth for his own gain, what should you call them?

[Westbrook]

That’s not namecalling.

That’s “speaking truth to power.”

Remember how the Left used to love that stupid phrase?

[socal_parrot]

No problem here. Mr. “Four Pinocchios” Obama is a liar.

[MichaelCorleone]

TN said it on cnn. At least a dozen people saw it I bet - maybe more.

[Mr. K]

They are going to regret tryiung to shame The Nuge into backtracking.

He is calling it EXACTLY like it is now, and they know he is right.

Let them try to say he is wrong?

[luvbach1]

Reminds me of the Harry Truman quote: “I don’t give them Hell. I just tell the truth about them and they think it’s Hell.”

[Vinylly]

Just because someone tells the truth does not mean it’s name calling. It’s just telling it as it is.

[GreenAccord]

I suppose in the mealy-mouth, ever-changing-rules world of a liberal, the term liar is subjective, like the words ‘idiot’ or ‘douchebag’ or ‘curmudgeon’.

Yeah, those last three are essentially subjective terms, while the term ‘liar’ can be definitively determined and applied. But to a progressive, where the narrative is the reality, lying and telling the truth are subjective too.

Rock on, Ted.

[The_Reader_David]

Name-calling usually refers to the application of derogatory epithets: “subhuman mongrel” is a derogatory epithet when applied to any human being, “liar” is not when applied to a person who provably made false statements in the knowledge that they were false.

Thus far, Mr. Nugent has been good to his word.

[RJS1950]

Calling him a liar is a statement of fact. Calling him a bastard is a statement of fact.

[trisham]

Ted is a formidable opponent. Bless you, Ted.

[plainshame]

That’s an actual fact and is not considered to be name calling.

[Safetgiver]

I have never believed in calling the half black son of a Communist whore anything but what he actually is.

[inpajamas]

Context! You have to call people something to identify them. They have to have a name to identify them. It can be a formal name or a name, a trade, or just a name of what they are known for: Joe, Jack, Jim, Jerry, boot maker, bartender, teller, mechanic, etc., etc.,

Liar would seem to me a very appropriate name for someone who's profession is lying.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Just calling a spade a spade. Obama has the dubious distinction of telling one of the world’s biggest lies when he said over and over and over, “If you like your insurance, you can keep it.”