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seinfeldrules said:So have Kerry's.
Sorry, but to even compare the two puts your credibility in the toilet.
XMass in Cambodia sure was a fun time wasnt it. Same with throwing his medals away.
Exactly my point, in neither case do we have any sort of outright lie. We have a confusion over the date and the difference between medals and ribbons. In neither case is any of the untruth actually about a substantive issue, even in the worse case scenario that Kerry was deviously lying. Not so with O'Neil, whose lies are all substantive and almost laughably wrong.
Hannity was one of the few people invited to talk with the Republican members of Congress in a closed door meeting they hold from time to time.
Er, so? Nobody takes him any more seriously than they do Rush Limbaugh or Michael Moore as a serious source for information.
They all would have voted on the Iraq issue.
Which makes no difference whatsoever. The permanent members all have veto power.
I think its confusing you. He said all members, not permanent.
All the permanent members.
This should be the case if the charges O'Neil has brought against Kerry were false.*
But it's not. And as I pointed out, such cases almost never make any headway. Successfully suing for libel/slander in the US on politics is virtually impossible. If it weren't, both Bush and Kerry could have sued each other to death over the misleading claims in their ads.
The fact is, you're just wrong on the slander issue. And so is blah on the voter suppression issue. Pointing that out isn't "bashing" it's just a fact. You both don't really know what you are talking about, but you are trying to stall because you vaguely feel like you should be right, always.