DNC Chair Freaks Out After Andrea Mitchell Actually Fact-Checks Hillary

NewsBusters ^ | November 13, 2015 | Kyle Drenen

[Carl Vehse]

Later Andrea Mitchell was offered a guided tour through Fort Marcy Park.

[Lopeover]

Does not matter Democrats know they are not going to win the presidential election.

[kjam22]

It is clear that Hillary did not try to join the marines in 1975. Everyone knows that gays were not allowed in the military back then....

[Future Snake Eater]

"I'm sorry, Debbie! I'm so, so sorry!"

[Randy Larsen]

Bernstein called her lies *Obfuscations* plural meaning more than one. Even in his attempt to explain why she does it he still tries to mislead the viewer as well as protect her.

[Inyo-Mono]

Many years ago some wag said that up until his middle age, he had never heard the word “misled” pronounced aloud. During his reading, he mentally pronounced it as "myzled."

Similar to the young woman I met in college in the early '70s that pronounced the Indian tribe Sioux as "Sie-ox."

[McGruff]

[sparklite2]

I had a high school acquaintance whose parents
were enamored of French stuff and named her
Yvonne. They pronounced it “Wye-vohn.”

[Safetgiver]

Does the was a woman know her hair looks that way?...She is a lib. She’s proud of it.

[Secret Agent Man]

Andrea must be a Bernie Baby. She loves communis and wants to be Mouthpiece One.

[Graybeard58]

I’m Hillary’s age, and had been out of the Marine Corps active duty for 7 years by 1975......people at age 28 weren’t enlisting anytime during those years (and probably still aren’t) - period.

**********************************************************

We had a 21 year old recruit in basic training (1963) everybody called him “old man”

[Graybeard58]

http://joeforamerica.com/2015/04/hillary-pathological-liar-says/

*************************************************************

Numerous pop up ads at that link, I finally gave up on reading it.

[Graybeard58]

Many years ago some wag said that up until his middle age,
he had never heard the word “misled” pronounced aloud.
During his reading, he mentally pronounced it as “myzled.”

,,,...,,,..,,,...,,,...,,,...,,,...,,,...,,,...,,,...,,,...

“Flaccid” was the word I had only ever seen and not heard and pronounced it “flassid” (in my head). Then I heard a speaker pronounce it (I thought incorrectly) so I looked up the pronunciation and lo and behold, he was right, I was wrong.

Made me wonder how many other words I was mispronouncing in my head.

[Graybeard58]

I had a high school acquaintance whose parents
were enamored of French stuff and named her
Yvonne. They pronounced it “Wye-vohn.”

***********************************************************

Did we go to the same school? I knew exactly the same example.

[terycarl]

Funny how that Marine recruiter never came forward to back up Hillary’s story, eh?

40 years ago....could easily be dead.

[Palio di Siena]

hillary cant help herself, its pathological. so much like brian williams.

[sparklite2]

Her last name was Cagle, I think. Sound familiar?

[sparklite2]

I always pronounced it flassid, too. I’ve never heard it pronounced with a ‘k’ sound. Hmmm.

[sparklite2]

Okay, we’re in the mainstream.

Traditionally, dictionaries have listed FLAK-sid as the first, or more common, pronunciation, with FLASS-id given as second choice (if listed at all; very old dictionaries list only FLAK-sid).

In more recent editions of many dictionaries, though, the editors have reversed themselves and listed FLASS-id first and FLAK-sid second, as in these entries from The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language and Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary.

It may be that the newer (mis-)pronunciation arose by association with the word “placid.” At any rate, FLASS-id has become not only acceptable but finally the more common.

[rbg81]

The odds are against it. The guy would probably be in his mid to late 60s by now. Also, she first told this story in the 1990s, so he could have come forward then too.