How can a definitive statement citing a specific number, be "mostly true"??? It's either true, or not true. The number can be 10%, 67% or 99%, but if it's anything less than 100%, it's a FALSE statement.
I always laugh when I hear Rush Limbaugh say that his latest ratings prove that he's 'almost always right 99.75% of the time', and imagine liberal heads exploding when they hear it, because they think he's bragging about being within a hair's breadth of perfection. It's a very clever statement he's making and doesn't really mean what it sounds like at first listen.
i thought I had lived long enough to not have to see or hear the name John Kerry again.
From another thread, the statement omitted "declared" in front of "chemical weapons", and the declared weapons were old and ineffectual, oh, and probably from the inventory list that the BHO administration gave them as to what was to be destroyed to give BHO/Kerry the manure to spread.