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Well Eric Holder is now redefining the word "lie".
Isn't it great when we can redefine words to suit our needs ?
Dang it..just give him a lie detector test already.
Eric Holder debates definition of
The questioning was during Thursday morning’s House Judiciary Committee hearing on Operation Fast and Furious.
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Still unsatisfied, Sensenbrenner followed up again. “Tell me what the difference is between lying and misleading Congress in this context?,” he asked Holder.
Holder responded that whether a statement is a lie or misleading comment depends on what the person making it is thinking at the time."
Well Eric Holder is now redefining the word "lie".
Isn't it great when we can redefine words to suit our needs ?
Dang it..just give him a lie detector test already.
Eric Holder debates definition of
The questioning was during Thursday morning’s House Judiciary Committee hearing on Operation Fast and Furious.
..
Still unsatisfied, Sensenbrenner followed up again. “Tell me what the difference is between lying and misleading Congress in this context?,” he asked Holder.
Holder responded that whether a statement is a lie or misleading comment depends on what the person making it is thinking at the time."
He is correct. If you believe what you are saying, is it a lie?
He is correct. If you believe what you are saying, is it a lie?
They sent a letter to Congress saying the guns were NOT walking across the border. And if not caught red handed they would have kept that statement.
The letter was withdrawn after it hit the press that guns were indeed walking.
"he didnt know what was taking place"...lmfao....from Nixon to Clinton to Ollie North.....Yep. riiight.
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