Yeah, why base your campaign commentaries and policy positions on verifiable facts when relying upon innuendo and speculative supposition is so much easier?
Easy answer
'I finally got one wrong. See Iâm not perfect.
Translation: âSince facts and counterexamples are unimportant, my original assertion stands as true.â
straight forward answer: she (and others) are bum rushing the fact checkers. The irony of this was that she got busted by Varney and not Kessler.
More like The Exception that Proves the Fool. AmIRite?
Sweet deep-fried Jesus on rollerskates â doesnât this harpy have a staff to run this stuff by before she starts spewing on national TV? I guess they must be just sitting there going yes Maâam, no Maâam, brilliant argument Maâam, great strategy Maâam, can I top off your coffee for you maâam.
Itâs hard to argue with that kind of logic. Literally, itâs hard to.
Jim Mattis
The Obama administration did not place much trust in Mattis, because he was perceived to be too eager for a military confrontation with Iran. He retired from the Marine Corps on May 22, 2013.
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On April 30, 2014, LTG Flynn announced his retirement effective Fall 2014. He retired August 7, 2014.
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Sidenote:
Fiorina might be pushing the point of whether Obama himself didnât like what they had to say, but two of the men â Mattis and Flynn â likely departed over policy differences, published reporting shows.
Though PoliFact rated the claim âMostly Falseâ, it wouldnât be surprising if they were looking for the âbenefit of doubtâ picture, while typing this piece up.
A luta continua
At CarLIE and the Donaldâs level they donât have staff - they have minions. These minions are small, yellow, come with variable numbers of eyes, and speak gibberish. Since she and the Donald donât really listen to or see anybody beneath them (which is just about everybody), they have yet to realize thisâŚ
Maybe she should wear a bigger cross on her chest. She does have that certain martyred look about her, bearing all that weight. Too bad sheâs spiritually bankrupt, because no amount of symbolism is going to change how easy it is for her to turn away from the truth, even when its staring her in the face. Sheâll just keep on lying. Its seems to be what she does best in her life.
Thanks, that explains it. So, kinda like oompa loompas, but even creepier. Sounds about right.
The president is commander in chief of the armed forces. As such he can install and remove generals at will. Itâs in the Constitution, a document that Republican politicians claim to know and love. Fiorina should it in her spare time.
Carly Fiorina: so lame she canât even get traction from the gop⌠lol!!!
I just see this womanâs picture, and something wells up from inside of me â
Canât quiteâŚput âŚmy ⌠( middle finger ) âŚon ⌠it ! â
Ask EustaceâŚheâll know. He has an inner translator that speaks GOP cray.
Yet another example of whatâs wrong with our modern media. When you have all the facts and youâve already determined a candidate told an outright lie that with even minimal research would know is a lie, then you donât have to ask if they were wrong. You can simply lay out the facts and tell them they were wrong.
And whatâs with the weird âwarrior classâ labeling, is this something new floating aroudn GOP circles, beginning to hear more of it lately.
The Obama administration did not place much trust in Mattis, because he was perceived to be too eager for a military confrontation with Iran. He retired from the Marine Corps on May 22, 2013.
Now I donât know whether he really was pushing for for military confrontation with Iran or not, but I will say this: Any general that is âtoo eagerâ for war is by definition not fit for duty. If thatâs really why he retired, good.
Ya like their favorite Republican in the era they love
Ya - Truman should have left MacArthur in Korea to Start WW III
The exception that proves the rule?? Almost every time that phrase is used, it really means that the person is admitting that something proves their rule doesnât work yet refuses to admit it, so they instead pretend that it confirms their rule even when it does the opposite; and Fiorinaâs usage only confirms that rule.
More and more, I believe that Fiorina reads Dilbert religiously because she believes Dilbertâs boss is the protagonist and she wants to learn from the master.
[whistle; marches toward middle of field, clicks mic switch on hip, points at mouth exaggeratedly]
Improper cite of phrase coinage, illegal procedure, [points tips of fingers to collarbones] loss of down. By rule, play is resumed as if this team had forfeited the game. Game over.
[whistle, signals time in]