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Bush Lied about Abramoff?

Alastor

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The President, especially this President who promissed to restore integrity and morality to the White House wouldn't like to us, would he?

From the National Journal:



Additional sources:

Reuters.
 
Alastor said:
The President, especially this President who promissed to restore integrity and morality to the White House wouldn't like to us, would he?

From the National Journal:

Additional sources:

Reuters.

There are about eight other threads on this topic, all with the exact quotes you have given here, over in the scandal category. Furthermore, it shows no lie. It shows that they were at the same functions. How is that a lie.

Merge this.
 
KCConservative said:
There are about eight other threads on this topic, all with the exact quotes you have given here, over in the scandal category. Furthermore, it shows no lie. It shows that they were at the same functions. How is that a lie.

Merge this.


Wow, talk about bitter...

I dunno. I think if I met a guy a bunch of times and asked detailed information about his kids, and invited him to my ranch... I'd remember him. Further, if I had seen him at three White House functions, and there were five other photos of me with the guy at entirely different functions, I might remember that as well. Especially since I have a stenographer who follows me around (along with a team of historians) that keep track of who I talk to all the time.

I dunno... It'd be pretty easy to check to see if I knew the guy at all before I said I didn't. I think I'd know if I met the leading lobbyist for the GOP a couple times too, that's a pretty important guy.

Not to mention that he's pals with all my buddies down in Texas...

I'd say it's a pretty clear-cut lie.

As for this being one of several topics... I just got it off the Internet today, and I'm also new here. If a mod wants to merge it, then by all means, go ahead.
 
Touchy, touchy. What is bitter about informing you that the topic exists elsewhere? It's al wonderful information and you might see that it is being addressed in a more appropriate category.
 
I think one can easily look back and see a stark difference in the "tone" of your first post as compared to the second.

I respond to people in the manner in which I am met.
 
Alastor said:
I think one can easily look back and see a stark difference in the "tone" of your first post as compared to the second.

I respond to people in the manner in which I am met.

My typing had a tone?
 
KCConservative said:
My typing had a tone?

You bet.

If I had to pick a mood for you, it would most likely be Bitchy.
 
Alastor said:
I think one can easily look back and see a stark difference in the "tone" of your first post as compared to the second.

I respond to people in the manner in which I am met.

Middleground said:
You bet.

If I had to pick a mood for you, it would most likely be Bitchy.


Interesting observations, Alastor and Middleground . . . interesting.
 
I thought it was customary to alert a poster when the topic was being covered on another thread. So to the original poster and to middleground, forgive me.
 
Not a problem.

And I don't mind being pointed in the right direction, so long as it is done in a manner you'd appreciate it being done for you.

We're all good.
 
Alastor said:
The President, especially this President who promissed to restore integrity and morality to the White House wouldn't like to us, would he?

From the National Journal:





Additional sources:

Reuters.

Lol. Sounds like guilt by association to me. McCarthey would be proud of you guys.

Do you have any inkling how many people trapse through these fundraisers in a given year?
 
Jim said:
Lol. Sounds like guilt by association to me. McCarthey would be proud of you guys.

Do you have any inkling how many people trapse through these fundraisers in a given year?

Nice try, Jim. This isn't just a guy "hanging out at a fund-raiser" though, and we all know it. Any attempt to dismiss it as such simply implies that there's no good response to be had and the truth can't be reconciled by the Administration's apologists yet.

This was the leading GOP money man. They damn well knew who he was. And they absolutely do keep records of who meets with the President, when, where and what's discussed. Abramoff is not a "blip on the radar" - he's a home run hitter, very important in political circles, and they knew who he was.

Revisit my reply to KC if you'd like a refresher, but your attempt to dismiss this as "mere oversight" is something less than integral.

Bill Clinton Lied about Monica. George Bush and his White House lied about this (and other things). Those are both facts. Reason doesn't end just because it's our idiot we're talking about now.
 
Did anyone really think that ANY President could or would restore integrity and morality to the Whitehouse? :lol: :lol:
 
Did anyone really think that ANY President could or would restore integrity and morality to the Whitehouse?

Not in this election.
 
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