The New York Times invents a brand spankin’ new phrase… to help them through the balance of Obama’s term in office. “Incorrect promise” is what they call an Obama lie now.
This post was last modified on November 27, 2013

The New York Times invents a brand spankin’ new phrase… to help them through the balance of Obama’s term in office. “Incorrect promise” is what they call an Obama lie now.
This post was last modified on November 27, 2013
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A LIE by any other name is STILL A LIE !!
http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/breakout/obama-caves-on-expiration-of-existing-health-care-plans-162354794.html . Here's his latest attempt to correct his incorrect promise. Next move will be to slam the greedy insurance companies when they refuse to play ball. What a miserable cunt this little boy has proven to be.
Top three "Incorrect Promises".
The check is in the mail.
I love you honey.
I won't cum in your mouth.
Oh, jukin, that's an old one.
Only the boot lickers at the NY Slimes could come up with a Politically Correct way of saying"He lied his ass off".
There is no piece of sh!t communist that the NYSlimes won't protect.
So by simply not calling it what it was, i.e., a lie, do they think that anyone is going to be fooled? Could the media's pro-obummer bias be anymore obvious?
Sadly, this tactic will work perfectly on the average low-information obummer voter.
This country is doomed. :(
I humbly request that we quit using "Low Information voter" and substitute what they truly are "Stupid voter."
How about we start calling them "incorrect information voters?"
Or Democrat.
Next week they're going to say Bo ate Obama's speech and that's why he got it incorrect.
The resultant "output" from Bo is more honest than anything Obama has ever said.
Or maybe 'The President's statements contained a sub-optimal amount of truth'.