[Armedanddangerous]

They never actually say LIAR. They say Mislead..Must have a focus group that says Mislead sounds more presidential or something.


But It's the same friggin thing.

[mattdono]

Yeah, they don't say liar, just so they can say, "Well, I didn't say that".

So, because the demoSTUPIDs think that we are idiots, I looked up the synonyms for the word "mislead". Here's the results:

To cause to accept what is false, especially by trickery or misrepresentation: beguile, betray, bluff, cozen, deceive, delude, double-cross, dupe, fool, hoodwink, humbug, take in, trick. Informal : bamboozle, have. Slang : four-flush. Idioms: lead astray, play false, pull the wool over someone's eyes, put something over on, take for a ride.

Ok, since we have to play word games with this crowd, here's the questions that we seem to need to ask:

• Did the president beguile the American people?
• Did the president betray the American people?
• Did the president bluff the American people?
• Did the president cozen the American people?
• Did the president deceive the American people?
• Did the president delude the American people?
• Did the president double-cross the American people?
• Did the president dupe the American people?
• Did the president fool the American people?
• Did the president hoodwink the American people?
• Did the president humbug the American people?
• Did the president take in the American people?
• Did the president trick the American people?
• Did the president bamboozle the American people?
• Did the president four-flush the American people?
• Did the president lead astray the American people?
• Did the president play false the American people?
• Did the president pull the wool over the American people's eyes?
• Did the president put something over on the American people?
• Did the president take the American people for a ride?

Well. Did he?