Who is the more sinister liar?
OBAMA
Obama has been caught in multiple lies about ObamaKare. He lied about keeping your plan, and he lied about lying about keeping your plan. He lied about cost reduction, he lied and lied and lied. He's sorry. Awwwwwwwwwwww...
Obama lied about Benghazi. Americans died, Obama/Clinton lied.
NIXON
Nixon lied about a 3rd-rate break-in he did not orchestrate. He lied, and left office.
Nobody died from Nixon's lies.
Nixon didn't lie in order to thieve 6% of the economy for his party's political purposes.
Nixon also did not run guns to Mexico in an attempt to slash the 2nd Amendment... but let's stick to the two Whoppers Obama lied about and even Demokrats have heard about.
Who is the more sinister liar?
Obama wins hands down.
To associate Obama with Nixon is an insult to Nixon. Obama is a liar in a league of his own. He even out does Felonious Bill Clinton.
Ahh rocket... wound up by the zimmer once again.
The option is twofold if you did not notice.
Nixon... loathed by the Socialists (why I don't know)... and
Obama... loved by the Socialists.
Now... Meez thinks I'z knows why youz ain't answer'in!
Heart breaking for you... isn't it? To learn Obama's sinister lies make Nixon look like a bad pick pocket.
It's a sad time for our country but I'm lov'in it.
If things are going to be horrible, and we have years to go with President Horribilus Maximus, it's nice he has shown what a downright sinister, lying sack of Socialist he is.
Who knows, some people just might wake up!
Zimmer is so desperate to make Obama look bad.
Nixon lied about much more than Watergate, when running for his second term he said he said he would end the war in Vietnam, he prolonged it.
Nixon Prolonged Vietnam War for Political Gain
5000 Americans died because Bush lied about Iraq having WMD's that makes him the MOST sinister lying President in modern history. Not to mention the 3000 + that died because he thought the 911 hijackers were a Iraqi trick and ignored all the warnings. That makes him the most STUPID Liar too.
You are correct, it was when he was running in 1968.I think you're wrong there. Nixon won his re-election in November of 1972 and the Paris Peace Accords were signed in January of 1973. A scant 2 months later. Kissinger did jump the gun when he declared peace was at hand a bit. But it was with the added incentive of Linebacker II.
A) Comparing the ACA to the prescription drug plan is hilarious, at minimum.
B) Last time I checked, education reform isn't a social welfare program which was the scope I was speaking in. Please try to keep up.
Assuming I watch Fox is hilarious as well. Your username fits.
You are correct, it was when he was running in 1968.
Is this another OMG OBAMA SUCKS topic? The dude is above average as a president.
But he's no Nixon. Probably the most savvy president about international relations the US has ever had. And since that's the main realm of of the executive branch...I'm a Nixon fan.
Hatuey seems stumped for a response, so... deflection is the order of the day.
Nixon began detente and one has to wonder if not for Watergate where that would have led to.
Muskie fell victim to inferior organizing, an over-reliance on party endorsements, and Nixon's "dirty tricks" operatives,[160][161][162] and in the March 7, 1972, New Hampshire primary, did worse than expected with McGovern coming in a close second.[163] As Muskie's campaign funding and support dried up, Hubert Humphrey, who had rejoined the Senate, became McGovern's primary rival for the nomination,[164] with Alabama governor George Wallace also in the mix after dominating the March 14 primary in Florida.
If not for Watergate, Muskie runs against him in 72 instead of McGovern, and Nixon never sees a second term.
You make a few mistakes here:A. Only to partisans. In reality expanding medicare costs the government more money than demanding everyone carry insurance.
B. Education "reform"...talk about hilarious.
C.) I could care less. My original statement still hold--Obama like Bush will fade away and become a footnote.You make a few mistakes here:
A) Data or it isn't true. If it is, I'll eat crow on that claim. However, you'll never convince me that the Medicare expansion hurts the country more than the ACA does.
B) What would you call it then? We had one education "system", it changed to a new one. Hence, "reformed".
C) You assume I supported Bush at any point, which I didn't. You probably think I voted for Romney as well huh?
The Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003 -- better known as the Medicare Modernization Act -- created a new benefit called Medicare Part D, which covers prescription drugs.
Gauging its price is tricky. How do you measure the cost of something that will continue to accumulate over the years and and has no end date?
...The true cost of the program is unknown since it will continue to grow. In fact, the Government Accountability Office shows that the cost could exceed $7 trillion in 75 years
PolitiFact Virginia | Bobby Scott says Republicans created $1 trillion prescription drug plan
Watergate really had nothing to do with the election of 1972. It was a very minor news story that wouldn't explode until later.
Give me a bit bro. Gotta go out for a while. I'll respond to this later.C.) I could care less. My original statement still hold--Obama like Bush will fade away and become a footnote.
B.) No Child Left Behind is a joke. Reform is the last word I would consider for it.
A.)
Do you really believe McGovern won that nomination because he was the best candidate the D's had in 1972? Really?
Ever since Nixon destroyed himself all by himself, republicans have been hell-bent on destroying, destroying the next three Democratic POTUSs just for starters..
I think you're wrong there. Nixon won his re-election in November of 1972 and the Paris Peace Accords were signed in January of 1973. A scant 2 months later. Kissinger did jump the gun when he declared peace was at hand a bit. But it was with the added incentive of Linebacker II.
In the 1968 election, Republican Richard Nixon claimed to have a plan to end the war in Vietnam, but, in fact, it took him five years to disengage the United States from Vietnam. Indeed, Richard Nixon presided over as many years of war in Indochina as did Johnson. About a third of the Americans who died in combat were killed during the Nixon presidency.
Insofar as he did have a plan to bring "peace with honor," it mainly entailed reducing American casualties by having South Vietnamese soldiers bear more of the ground fighting--a process he called "Vietnamization"--and defusing anti-war protests by ending the military draft. Nixon provided the South Vietnamese army with new training and improved weapons and tried to frighten the North Vietnamese to the peace table by demonstrating his willingness to bomb urban areas and mine harbors. He also hoped to orchestrate Soviet and Chinese pressure on North Vietnam.
The most controversial aspect of his strategy was an effort to cut the Ho Chi Minh supply trail by secretly bombing North Vietnamese sanctuaries in Cambodia and invading that country and Laos. The U.S. and South Vietnamese incursion into Cambodia in April 1970 helped destabilize the country, provoking a bloody civil war and bringing to power the murderous Khmer Rouge, a Communist group that evacuated Cambodia's cities and threw thousands into re-education camps.
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