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Bush's Lies vs Clinton's Lies

Bush's Lies vs Clinton's Lies

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Which one's lies were more acceptable for a President to make?

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
Which one's lies were more acceptable for a President to make?
When Clinton lied, no one died.

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
Which one's lies were more acceptable for a President to make?
Clinton's lies of course. They did not cost thousands of innocent lives!

Bush is a sick maniac with the iq of a donkey while clinton is a very intelligent man.

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Originally posted by AThousandYoung
Which one's lies were more acceptable for a President to make?
Is that a serious question? Clinton lied about his personal affairs. Bush lied about an international war scenario and as such thousands of people have died, the middle east has become unstable and I have a continuous headache from arguing with rednecks all the time! What do you think? ๐Ÿ˜ž

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But then again, to judge from the reaction of the American voting public: Clinton's lies lost him his presidency, Bush's gained him another term.

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who would vote for someone who told the truth?? politians know this and spin there own webs of decite, sadly its not restricted to a nation but widespread.

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Originally posted by jimmyb270
But then again, to judge from the reaction of the American voting public: Clinton's lies lost him his presidency, Bush's gained him another term.
Perfect use of the phrase 'sad but true'

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Originally posted by stoker
who would vote for someone who told the truth?? politians know this and spin there own webs of decite, sadly its not restricted to a nation but widespread.
Not all of them lie. But the ones that do lie always get the majority of the votes since they tell the people all the crap they want to hear while knowing its impossible for them to actualy forfill their promises.

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Originally posted by jimmyb270
But then again, to judge from the reaction of the American voting public: Clinton's lies lost him his presidency, Bush's gained him another term.
wasn't it that clinton couldn't stand for a 4th term?

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Originally posted by LordOfTheChessboard
Not all of them lie. But the ones that do lie always get the majority of the votes since they tell the people all the crap they want to hear while knowing its impossible for them to actualy forfill their promises.
What confuses me is how everybody seems to know this and yet still goes and votes the lying expletives into power anyway.

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Originally posted by genius
wasn't it that clinton couldn't stand for a 4th term?
It would have saved a lot of human lives if clinton could have stayed in office another term.

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Originally posted by genius
wasn't it that clinton couldn't stand for a 4th term?
Maybe, my bad.๐Ÿ˜ณ

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Originally posted by Starrman
Is that a serious question? Clinton lied about his personal affairs. Bush lied about an international war scenario and as such thousands of people have died, the middle east has become unstable and I have a continuous headache from arguing with rednecks all the time! What do you think? ๐Ÿ˜ž
I think you are correct; and I get the same headache, but not only from rednecks. Those who read their bibles, and little else, assure us that sexual crimes and lies are the worst sins imaginable. Clinton is ging to hell, where the Democratic Party will be holding its next convention. Lying about substantive policy matters is something Americans expect from our Presidents because God is on our side.

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Originally posted by jimmyb270
What confuses me is how everybody seems to know this and yet still goes and votes the lying expletives into power anyway.
I guess the majority of the people are just idiots๐Ÿ˜€

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Originally posted by LordOfTheChessboard
I guess the majority of the people are just idiots๐Ÿ˜€
LOL! The forums seem to substantiate your hypothesis.