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The letter was never represented as anything other than an "open letter".
No one lied.
The letter was never represented as anything other than an "open letter".
No one lied.
It was an "open letter".
Listen to idiot Cotton. He said the traitors "sent" a [treasonous] letter to Iran.
Precisely. They deceived the masses by implying just what you stated.The letter was never represented as anything other than an "open letter".
No one lied.
The article lists multiple other articles which use the keywords "sent" as in Cotton sent the letter directly to Iran. This is also news to me, as I also believed he sent it there. Guess not.
It is an attempt to exaggerate or plainly deceive the public into thinking that Senator Cotton folded up that letter nice and neat, slipped it into an envelope, slapped a 49 cent stamp on it and mailed it to the Mullahs.
(Snort)
Following the Constitution is not sabotaging the United States position in this situation.Cotton also said his intention was to sabotage the US's position.
Precisely. They deceived the masses by implying just what you stated.
The letter was never represented as anything other than an "open letter".
No one lied.
The article lists multiple other articles which use the keywords "sent" as in Cotton sent the letter directly to Iran.
The banalities begin with the greeting: “An Open Letter to the Leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran.”
But sending an open letter to Iran was dead wrong — and politically stupid.
The letter was never represented as anything other than an "open letter".
No one lied.
The article lists multiple other articles which use the keywords "sent" as in Cotton sent the letter directly to Iran.
Here is a quote from one of the "other articles" listed in the NR:
The banalities begin with the greeting: “An Open Letter to the Leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran.”
Another:
But sending an open letter to Iran was dead wrong — and politically stupid.
One of the links is a petition, which any jackass can create. It is not a media report.
"But sending an open letter to Iran was dead wrong — and politically stupid."
"But sending an open letter to Iran was dead wrong — and politically stupid."
It can't be helped if the idiot rubes don't know what an open letter is.
They fabricated the story that the letter Senator Tom Cotton drafted and signed by 46 members of the GOP was sent to Iranian leaders in an effort to derail the non-natural born Citizen presidents Nuclear Weapons Deal with them. It was never sent anywhere, not even to Iran. Read the article to see what the true story is.
National Review
