PoliticalChic
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5. So, the most prodigious liar ever to infect the White House, Hussein Obama, continually prevaricated thus: : “If you like your plan, you can keep your plan. If you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor.”
And those ‘fact-checkers’ kept verifying it….until after his final election, when it didn’t matter. Kind of like the way the Left finally admitted that Bill Clinton is a rapist when the Clinton Crime Family wasn’t needed any longer by the party.
6. Compounding the efficacy of the lying ‘fact-checkers’ is the need by Democrat voters, to be prompted and supported by liars....'fact-checkers'. Many of said voters treat politics as though it is a sporting event, and the party is their team: it’s winning is all that counts, not truth nor value to the nation.
So when PolitiFact wrote “people who want to keep their current insurance should be able to do that under Obama’s plan” not one of their believers asked “How did the people at PolitiFact know what people “should” be able to do under a theoretical plan that didn’t yet exist?
They didn’t, but that didn’t matter—Obama said it, so it must be true. Conservative guesses about the future are made in bad faith, they seem to be saying, and liberal guesses are made in good faith.”
Derek Hunter, “Outrage, Inc.”
And those ‘fact-checkers’ kept verifying it….until after his final election, when it didn’t matter. Kind of like the way the Left finally admitted that Bill Clinton is a rapist when the Clinton Crime Family wasn’t needed any longer by the party.
6. Compounding the efficacy of the lying ‘fact-checkers’ is the need by Democrat voters, to be prompted and supported by liars....'fact-checkers'. Many of said voters treat politics as though it is a sporting event, and the party is their team: it’s winning is all that counts, not truth nor value to the nation.
So when PolitiFact wrote “people who want to keep their current insurance should be able to do that under Obama’s plan” not one of their believers asked “How did the people at PolitiFact know what people “should” be able to do under a theoretical plan that didn’t yet exist?
They didn’t, but that didn’t matter—Obama said it, so it must be true. Conservative guesses about the future are made in bad faith, they seem to be saying, and liberal guesses are made in good faith.”
Derek Hunter, “Outrage, Inc.”