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Grammy23

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15. Yes, they do. And

Thu Aug 30, 2012, 12:40 AM

Aug 2012

That is what makes them dangerous. I noted the lies coming from most of the speakers tonight and the ease with which they stated untruth after untruth. The really, really sad thing to me is that every one of these people.....to a person.....considers themselves to be a fine, upstanding Christian. I just do not know how they square that with their faith. And in all honesty, I don't think there is an explanation that would make it OK. So how they sleep at night, sit in their churches, pray to their god or do anything else connected to their faith and then lie repeatedly is a mystery to me.

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I wish the MSNBC panel would call Scott Walker a liar to his face on the air. [View all] LiberalFighter Aug 2012 OP

who won that one? flamingdem Aug 2012 #1

'WE' did. elleng Aug 2012 #3

They essentially did, politely, elleng Aug 2012 #2

good, he looked confident about his lies n/t flamingdem Aug 2012 #4

That's what public liars do, elleng Aug 2012 #5

Walker seems to be a master at it flamingdem Aug 2012 #6

Because it's not the Fox studio Sugarcoated Aug 2012 #8

Has Ed Schultz EVER spoken face-to-face with Walker Rat? nt flamingdem Aug 2012 #9

Probably not, that was great, too! Sugarcoated Aug 2012 #10

I bet it was the first time, Walker wouldn't come on his show for sure nt flamingdem Aug 2012 #11

Now you owe a HUGE APOLOGY!!---- lastlib Aug 2012 #14

Repubs lie with ease Sugarcoated Aug 2012 #7

Yes, they do. And Grammy23 Aug 2012 #15

Scott Walker needs another Facebook page-- lastlib Aug 2012 #12

Another two-faced cat flamingdem Aug 2012 #13

So after Rachel calls him on the lie about the auto plant, he changes his story. SunSeeker Aug 2012 #16