They Still Think You Are Dumb
To this yesterday, where Mary "Liedrieu" (yeah, not superbly clever) creates her own Republican like revisionist history in saying that President Obama never supported the public option (at 2:13 mark):
Liedrieu has every right to believe the America people have amnesia, and she has every right to pull as many fast ones as she normally does.
Thankfully, I also reserve to right to call her Mary Liedrieu because she is nothing short of a compulsive liar here, and it is let another shameful moment in how broken our government is.
Her lie isn't even a good one considering that all throughout last year President Obama as candidate Obama said that repeatedly, and has said what he has said about a public option this year before going "this is health insurance reform" crazy.
And the lies, coupled with feigned denial, as you will see from David Axelrod taking to Ed Schultz on Morning Joe this morning, is sickening to this one's soul.
Axelrod uses the canard point of "why are the insurance companies still fighting reform if this bill is so bad", which Schultz properly tells him is "a shell game."
Revisionist history and fake counter points are what you will hear in abundance over the rest of today and the next few days. So get ready to digest them, because the taste is something bitter to bite and swallow.
Liedrieu has every right to believe the America people have amnesia, and she has every right to pull as many fast ones as she normally does.
Thankfully, I also reserve to right to call her Mary Liedrieu because she is nothing short of a compulsive liar here, and it is let another shameful moment in how broken our government is.
Her lie isn't even a good one considering that all throughout last year President Obama as candidate Obama said that repeatedly, and has said what he has said about a public option this year before going "this is health insurance reform" crazy.
And the lies, coupled with feigned denial, as you will see from David Axelrod taking to Ed Schultz on Morning Joe this morning, is sickening to this one's soul.
Axelrod uses the canard point of "why are the insurance companies still fighting reform if this bill is so bad", which Schultz properly tells him is "a shell game."
Revisionist history and fake counter points are what you will hear in abundance over the rest of today and the next few days. So get ready to digest them, because the taste is something bitter to bite and swallow.
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