Why Dems better hope Obama's lying

CNN ^ | November 16, 2013 | S.E. Cupp

[BusterBear]

Terrific cartoon!

[DungeonMaster]

Could he really be so lazy as to be out of all the political loops as president? I rather doubt it, though lazy is easy for him to lie about.

[mosesdapoet]

The Hill’s spin on the Johnson Zerocare proposal is “to fix” not “to toss”. When Bi-partisan Johnson starts getting calls from other regime visual and print outlets that’s the spin they’ll be putting on his presntations. If Johnson really wanted to do something he would have kept the opening of his slam-bang on No-care and then follow up on the globull krap when responding to the Saturday commytribe.

[what's up]

Interesting she cites "Read my lips" and "no WMD" and doesn't mention Clinton's gargantuan lie.

In fact, neither Bush lying. They were sure what they were saying was the truth.

Obama and Clinton, though, are in a league of their own. They knew they were lying at the time and just kept on intentially lying until they were boxed in a corner.

Democrats are liars through and through.

[what's up]

S.E. Cupp is hardly a Lib/Prog.

Then why doesn't she mention Clinton in the list of President she considers to have lied? Nixon, both Bushes and Obama on the list.

Either she's stupid or a liberal.

[Political Junkie Too]

The question is how future Republican candidates will deal with obvious lies made during presidential campaigns.

Romney fought fellow primary Republicans much harder than he fought Obama in the general election. Was Romney being to deferential to the office, was he cowered by Obama's thugs, or was his meek manner finally catching up to him?

Whatever the answer, future candidates must take the gloves off and call the lie a lie, immediately, publicly, and without fear of consequences.

We know that Obama lied in the first debate about the sequestration not going to happen. We know Obama lied about Benghazi, Fast and Furious, Obamacare, the IRS, the NSA, the military purge, Keystone pipeline, and on and on.

The compliant MSM and feckless Republicans allowed Obama to steal the 2012 elections by using the IRS to prevent grass-roots opposition groups from forming, and by lying to the people during campaign stumps and televised debates.

Republicans must not allow that kind of Democrat boldness that comes from an expectation of Republican cowardice to continue.

-PJ

[HarleyD]

What really frosts me more than anything is that the real villains in this are the mainstream media!

That is so true and my feelings as well. But I don't think that honeymoon will last any longer. Most of them hold independent insurance policies and have either had their policies canceled or are going to have to pay substantially more for them.

[Homer_J_Simpson]

But so are her debating skills.

How can you tell. That video is like the shouting matches on Hannity that are the reason I don't listen to Hannity.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

She had some facts and gave some good shots. You are correct that she wasn't "debating" - my larger point was the focus on her bust vs her "debating." Thus my "impressive" in response to the comment/photo I was commenting on.

[srmorton]

It was very interesting on Special Report Friday night hearing Kristin Powers’ reaction to the cancellation of her insurance policy. She said that her policy was not inferior and that she resented someone telling her that she did not know what was best for her own life. Up until it affected her personally, she had been one of Obamacare’s most ardent supporters.