Posted on 12/20/2015 8:47:08 PM PST by Helicondelta
In Saturday night's 3rd Democratic debate, Hillary Clinton sought to emphasize her line that Donald Trump has become "ISIS's best recruiter" by suggesting that the extremist group was using Trump in their recruiting videos, a claim which has now been widely discredited by fact-checkers and ISIS experts, and which prompted Trump to call Clinton a liar on the Sunday morning talk-show circuit.
As a result, Sunday morning also saw Clinton campaign manager John Podesta and spokeswoman Jennifer Palmieri work to walk Clinton's statement back. Appearing on ABC's This Week, Palmieri said that Clinton "didn't have a particular video in mind"
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IIRC, Trump's father lived long enough, to know how ell he was doing and was very proud of him and The Donald knew/knows it.
LOL...I bet all of that IS very true.
Agreed. Just discussing what I saw on the A & E Show.
Doud and the dude from Rolling Stone hate Trump’s guts and it showed. Maybe they Post here. LOL
Yep. I think it was Churchill who said, “ a lie is half way around the world before truth even gets it pants on”
In Saturday night's 3rd Democratic debate, Hillary Clinton sought to emphasize her line that Donald Trump has become "ISIS's best recruiter" by suggesting that the extremist group was using Trump in their recruiting videos, a claim which has now been widely discredited by fact-checkers and ISIS experts, and which prompted Trump to call Clinton a liar on the Sunday morning talk-show circuit. As a result, Sunday morning also saw Clinton campaign manager John Podesta and spokeswoman Jennifer Palmieri work to walk Clinton's statement back. Appearing on ABC's This Week, Palmieri said that Clinton "didn't have a particular video in mind"That's not 'walking back', that's SPINNING.
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