Lol. Yeah, pretty much anything they deny I just take as truth.
They said today that he help craft that Don Jr. statement when a week or two ago his lawyer stated categorically that he didn’t!
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Do they teach that fable at home school?
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For a president and administration who have reveled in crackpot conspiracies pushed from Fox to Alex Jones this is simply unbelievable.
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Well you know about the truth of relativity. That’s the theory that the truth is relative. The current WH regime are strong believers in that theory. The truth changes every single day.
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“The President had no knowledge of the story,” Sanders said.
“… before he announced his candidacy,” she finished, under her breath.
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Liar, liar, panties on fire!
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Here’s the actual complaint, courtesy of Rick Wilson.
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Sanders: “The President had no knowledge of the story.”
Thrush: “I find that hard to believe.”
Sanders: “Would you believe he merely spellchecked it prior to publication?”
Thrush: “I don’t think so.”
Sanders: “How about he personally murdered Seth Rich with his own hands?”
(Apologies to Don Adams)
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Aesop was a pagan, so it’s probably banned by the Southern Baptists.
However you can take some comfort from the fact that the Huckabees can’t visit Iceland:*
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*Spoiler Alert: The article is satire.
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I don’t think Sarah Huckerby Sanders wears panties. Bloomers would more like her.
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3:05 PM Sanders speaks, denies any knowledge on the part of the president. 2:00 AM tomorrow, the Tweetster will admit to the whole thing. Sarah, Sarah, Sarah…Haven’t you caught on to how this is played, yet???
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I believe DJT’s way of say this is: “I had no knowledge of the Seth Rich story, but it would have been ok if I did, and I wish I had had knowledge of it.”
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She went to Ouachita Baptist where they teach that the penalty for our sins has been paid in full and God offers forgiveness and new life as a free gift. True Southern Baptists have a perpetual get out of jail free card.
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So she can lie her ass off and still go to heaven?
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Why would they be meeting with Trump representatives to inform them about a story about a DNC staffer?
I think Butowsky’s statement to the Fox news producers explains that:
Source: A timeline of the explosive lawsuit alleging a White House link in the Seth Rich conspiracy (Wapo)
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Not only that, but there’s no Commandment that says, “Thou shalt not lie”. The stories in the bible frequently involve god’s chosen lying to save their skin or to advance an agenda. In fairness, that’s not unique to the bible. Other mythic traditions also celebrate lying. Consider Odysseus…
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I’d say she’s more a Jockey shorts kind of girl.
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Not sure if that was sarcasm or an honest question (Poe’s Law gets quite a workout in the current maladministration) but erring on the side of credulity:
For Southern Baptists, conversion happens when a person realizes he’s sinned, confesses that he’s a sinner, repents of sin and asks Jesus to forgive him and come into his heart. At this moment of conversion, God saves the person from eternity in hell. All of his past, present and future sins are forgiven.
They teach that once a person accepts Jesus as her savior, that person will never again be at risk of going to hell.
Most Southern Baptists believe that the way Christians live their life will determine their rewards in heaven, and that their lifestyle can never put them in danger of hell.
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“The President had no knowledge of the story, and it’s completely untrue that he or the White House had involvement in the story,” Sanders said. “Beyond that, this is ongoing litigation, and I’d refer you to the actual parties involved, which aren’t the White House.”
This means that Trump and the White House absolutely, 100% were involved with the story.
Somebody needs to remind Ms. Huckabee-Sanders that lying is a sin.
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how long until Trump contradicts her in a tweet?
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