[Toddsterpatriot]

He has a bad habit of being dragged, kicking and screaming, to the truth and then never admitting he was wrong.

[1rudeboy]

And to think it all started when I pointed out a simple error in Media Matters' "narrative." Wouldn't it have been easier to acknowledge it, and move forward. Instead, we get a defense of the indefensible.

Can you imagine the shenanigans that would occur on this website if comments could be edited after the fact, as elsewhere?

[Paul Ross]

He has a bad habit of being dragged, kicking and screaming, to the truth and then never admitting he was wrong.

I always knew these were U.S. leases held by a British firm. Penninsula & Orient. I've long known of them before their buyout by DPW. Those very leases are the assets whose risk is at issue.

UNFortunately, your bad habit is of being dragged, kicking and screaming to the truth, having your nose rubbed in your doo-doo where you misrepresent me, and then even deny its doo-doo. Fortunately, the broad conservative consensus was this was a real security hazard..that's why you lost the issue. And of course never admit when you're wrong...which is about always.