A metaphor is not a lie. Nor is an opinion. Politicians are experts at walking that tight rope. Romney was the worst liar ever because he kept falling off the tight rope. Heck, Sarah Palin defines Americans to only be certain groups. Now there is some agative and inflammatory rhetoric. Stating that folks aren't TRUE American if they disagree with Sarah's opinion. Wouldn't that be a lie?I did no such thing. I opened my comment by saying she wasn't misleading. If you don't comprehend the meaning and use of agitative language and how it is used as a method of speech in politics that's not my concern and their is nothing I can do about it.So now you've admitted that the Democratic leader of the Senate is also a liar? Maybe it's time to have that morning cup of coffee and come back after you've woken up?
"Agitative language"? You can't bring yourself to use the word "LIE"...can you, Camp? You've tried labeling what Wasserman-Shultz does with every OTHER descriptive term but that bottom line remains...THAT SHE LIES AND SHE LIES A LOT!