http://www.dailykos.com/stories/2015/11/10/1448107/-Lies-and-the-lying-candidates-who-tell-them
How cute: The Washington Post has noticed that lying is a theme in the Republican presidential primary. Only … the trend article by Jenna Johnson and David Fahrenthold seems to suggest that the phenomenon is isolated to the “outsider” candidates. And sure, Donald Trump, Ben Carson, and Carly Fiorina offer rich material on the lying front, but it’s not just them.
“Word is,” Trump said last month on Twitter, “that Ford Motor, because of my constant badgering at packed events, is going to cancel their deal to go to Mexico and stay in U.S.”
It didn’t.
“Watch a fully formed fetus on the table, its heart beating, its legs kicking while someone says, ‘We have to keep it alive to harvest its brain,’ ” said former tech executive Carly Fiorina during the second GOP debate, suggesting that she had seen such a video.
She hadn’t.
“I’m not going to say it is a mistake, so forget about it,” said retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, asked about his claims that he had received a scholarship offer from West Point, when he hadn’t actually applied to the school.
Lies, lies, and also lies. BUT. Marco Rubio lied about his personal finances, dismissing a question touching on his history of mixing personal and business expenses as “discredited attacks” less than two weeks before he bowed to pressure and released some of the credit card records in question.
Rubio has also racked up a history of lying about his tax plan. Rubio, at the very least, has earned his place in any story about how Republican candidates tend to lie. But really, if you look closely at what any of these candidates are saying about their tax plans vs. what their tax plans would actually do, you’ll find they’re all lying their asses off.
i've brought this up many times i still think it speaks more to the character or lack thereof by republican voters who repeatedly show their approval and dedication to a party that is built on lies deceit and hatred and that is to their base first and the rest of us who don't consume Fox as a daily bread, but stupid is seeing, hearing the truth and still believing the lies. if they want to fight addiction start on the right where all the "DEALERS" are.
i guess you can except blindly or eyes wide open the wrong in what you might subscribe to if you just learn to say "no that's not how i see it" they need to follow Nancy Reagan's lead and just say no we won't accept the drugging of lies anymore.
