[restornu]

ok where you 40 years ago does some of you conversation get blurred, but than again you might not even be 40 yet.

So try to hang someone in there 60's for not always having the perfect of recollect!

I have to do timelines many times of which came frist or where I was at which point and maybe confuse one occasion with another, so let go after all those 60's years for being so sure!

I have hear young people tell about events and the parents would correct it because to another person it sounds so real!

Libby was having trouble with memory of a few years as well as Karl Rove etc.

So what is your point Josh Painter for spending so much time on this the bottem line was Mormons were being accused of being anti black this is how this got started not your wild googse chase Josh Painter!

Mitt's father was always a part of the Civil Rights movement

More than 100 angry white protesters balked at efforts
by then-Housing Secretary George Romney,in
car, to open their new neighborhoods to blacks.

[kevkrom]

Mitt's father was always a part of the Civil Rights movement

And that's all Mitt had to say. To embellish it with false memories wasn't necessary, and is leading to him being his own worst problem.

When your credibility is your #1 liability, stop making stuff up!

[pepperhead]

Sorry dude but marching with King isn’t something that would get blurred with other stuff. The marches were big events and his death was off the scale in the level of coverage it got. Best believe anyone that marched with a man that got assassinated a few years latter would remember it. And those that didn’t would know they didn’t. This is nothing like blurred conversation and everyone knows it.

[CharlesWayneCT]

See, he wasn’t marching, he was in a car driving. Wlll the lies just never end /sarc

[Petronski]

Mitt's father was always a part of the Civil Rights movement.

Nice strawman.