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Carl Ford told the Foreign Relations committee yesterday, under oath, that he is "more conservative than John Bolton". That's in addition to claiming to be a “loyal, conservative Republican to the core”. But, in addition to the donations listed, he was also a staffer to former Ohio Democrat John Glenn. The man seems like a liar to me.

[frannie]

Ford's testimony about Bolton is hearsay. He didn't even over hear it. He stated one or maybe two people told him what Bolton said to the employee he tried to fire[?]

He [Ford] wasn't even in the room, if you listened to every thing he testified about, when the discussion took place.

In a court case his statement would not have been allowed.

[Mo1]

Carl Ford told the Foreign Relations committee yesterday, under oath, that he is "more conservative than John Bolton".

Ford was complaining that Bolton wasn't PC and nicer with his comments

[mass55th]

"The man seems like a liar to me. "

I was half-listening to Brit Hume's opening statement on his show tonight and a comment he made caught my ear. It went something like this: "The dressing down a State Dept. employee claims he received from John Bolton may have been triggered by a lie the employee told."

I wasn't able to listen to the program, and was wondering what the eventual story was. I tried checking Fox's website, but couldn't find anything. Does anyone have any info as to what Brit's story on this was?

[shhrubbery!]

in addition to the donations listed, he was also a staffer to former Ohio Democrat John Glenn. The man seems like a liar to me

Not only that, but he comes across as an oleaginous stooge of a bureaucrat who has entirely too much regard -- for himself.

When Ford was allowed to launch into a long admiring bio of his own self, it got so sickening I had to change the channel.

I came back about 10 minutes later and Ford was STILL talking about what a wonderful guy he is.