What lies? Any that led us to war? Be specific.
Of course to you guys Lying about a bj is worse than lying us to war
So...the lie can only lead to war. Is that right?
He lied us into the war in Libya...the war in Syria...the war with ISIS...he lies about the war with radical Islam. He lied about ending the wars in Iraq and Afghanstinstain.
Closing Gitmo...and of course, he lied numerous times about Obamacare, which has directed affected millions of Americans. Lied about lowering HC costs....lied about cutting the deficit in his first term...he lied about NSA spying on Americans, which is clearly unconstitutional and impeachable...lied about shovel ready projects, lied about climate change, lied about alternative energy, lies...lies....and more lies.
And lied about a transparent administration.
In case you are thinking about trusting Republicans again, remember they lied us into a war. And if you don't know that is a fact, ask our buddies over in England.
After seven years, the British have released the findings of a report on the Iraq War. The report found that Britain rushed to war before all peaceful means were exhausted. An investigation has concluded there was 'no imminent threat' by Saddam Hussein when Prime Minister Blair decided to invade, alongside the U.S. It also reveals secret communications nine months before the war in which Blair told President George W. Bush, 'I will be with you whatever.' "Blair decided to invade before all the evidence was in, the report says. "Mr. Blair knew by January 2003 that Washington had decided to go to war to overthrow Mr. Hussein and accepted the American timetable for the military action by mid-March, pushing only for a second Security Council resolution that never came, 'undermining the Security Council's authority,' the report concludes. Mr. Blair was 'Washington's poodle,'.
Blair held a news conference to respond to the report. "The intelligence assessments made at the time of going to war turned out to be wrong," Blair said.
Britain has been doing its own exhaustive examination of why its political leaders decided to join that invasion, the faulty intelligence underlying that decision and military failures in the war that followed.
It is now clear the policy on Iraq was made on the basis of flawed intelligence and assessments. They were not challenged, and they should have been. Military action was not a last resort, Saddam Hussein posed no imminent threat and that Blair rushed into war before all the evidence was in. It also revealed secret conversations between Blair and Bush in which Blair told Bush I will be with you whatever. That revelation that Britain promised to back the U.S. unconditionally whatever the circumstances is what most rattles people in the UK.