Republican Congressional Committee caught lying again.

[EinsteinsGhost]

Originally Posted by roysoldboy

I about crapped when I signed out of this thread and found you had been completely off topic for the last 2/3 of it. I got to where I thought the topic was the Ghost defending his posts.

Unlike your two contributions so far, mine actually dealt with the subject... lies used by politicians as a tool for attack and benefit from it.

[roysoldboy]

Originally Posted by EinsteinsGhost

Unlike your two contributions so far, mine actually dealt with the subject... lies used by politicians as a tool for attack and benefit from it.

Very possible, but you failed to read the links that the OP got all that crap from. I mentioned what was said in the link and you didn't even know about that. You really should try to read some links, now and then.

[EinsteinsGhost]

Originally Posted by roysoldboy

Very possible, but you failed to read the links that the OP got all that crap from. I mentioned what was said in the link and you didn't even know about that. You really should try to read some links, now and then.

You do injustice to the very idea of reading when you can't do any better than respond with crap like this, and this...

Originally Posted by roysoldboy

I read too much of the link you gave to FactCheck to accept what you want us to believe. They kept saying that there is truth in the claims but they are still debatable. That word, debatable, says a lot to me.

But then, there is a little more than lies there, and right along the lines of... putting grandma to death bed.

[txgolfer130]

Originally Posted by roysoldboy

I read too much of the link you gave to FactCheck to accept what you want us to believe. They kept saying that there is truth in the claims but they are still debatable. That word, debatable, says a lot to me.

They said there was some points of truth, but that the facts were stretched and their ads were misleading at best.

But again, here IS what they said:

But it’s one thing to argue that taxes on medical device manufacturers may lead to higher health insurance premiums, and another to say the law directly taxes such things as “heart attacks, sick puppies or even new babies.”

And this right before they blow a whole other load of myths right out of the water.

Those were not the only misleading claims in the video. The fast-talking narrator rattles off buzzwords like “government takeover” and “grandma’s health care,” repeating the same old bogus bits we’ve fact-checked again and again.

And what the NRCC is doing again and again..which is smoke and mirrors. AKA...lying.

Finally, the video claims that the law has led to “dropped coverage.” But the NRCC didn’t send us any evidence that the law had caused employers to drop coverage. Instead, it sent us information on surveys...