[Ragtime Cowgirl]

The Clintons' DEM-PRESS co-conspirators are accusing President Bush of being a habitual liar. Somebody needs a spanking.

Pattern of Corruption (Fraud Times' Krugman BARF ALERT!) ^

The [Fraud] Times, New York, New York ^ | 15 July 2003 | Paul Krugman

 

Couric Provides Benevolent, Non-Ideological Tag for MoveOn.org (Katie's "Pattern Of Deception") ^

Media Research Center ^ | July 14, 2003 | Brent Baker

Couric Suggests President Bush Engaging in "A Pattern of Deception" ^

The Today Show | 07/15/2003

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'Dems plan to undermine America to beat Bush' [Mainstream Press using DNC talking points]

[Scenic Sounds]

What do you make of all those "patterns" out there?

[Support Free Republic]

SHOW JIM THE MONEY!!!!

[HRC]

This "pattern of x" must have played well with Democratic focus groups and is seeping into already biased reporting.

[MHGinTN]

Talking points put out to their lappets in the media by the DNC? ... Shades of 'gravitas', Cowgirl!

[Old Sarge]

Thank you for the post, Cowgirl.

Here on FR, I have seen solid evidence of the so-called "urban legend" of the DNC Fax. Here is yet another piece of proof.

[Roughneck]

I think that there will be a lot of liberal,socialists dems with egg all over their faces soon enough. Do they not yet understand this President? Bush, Like many good men who know they are right, feels no need to defend himself from unjust attack, things will work out.

In the meantime, let them dems dig their own political graves with their tounges!

[Spiff]

XV. Thou shalt not unnecessarily excerpt.

[Grampa Dave]

All of us need to memorize these few words. The actual words used by President Bush in his SOTU speech on this subject:

"The British government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa."

[Redbob]

"The Clintons' DEM-PRESS co-conspirators are accusing President Bush of being a habitual liar. Somebody needs a spanking."

If you can wait until a year from this November, you'll see the Dims get the spanking!

[Redbob]

"The Clintons' DEM-PRESS co-conspirators are accusing President Bush of being a habitual liar. Somebody needs a spanking."

If you can wait until a year from this November, you'll see the Dims get the spanking!

[concerned about politics]

"Pattern" is their new mantra. It's time to laugh at them, like we did "Gravitosh."
Make fools out of them.
Pass it on about "pattern" to people you know, so they'll be sure to listen for it.

[Political Junkie Too]

He said the president 'has a pattern of using excessive language in his speeches...

Wow, that's one heck of an improvement from 2000. Back then, I'd swear they said he had a pattern of mispronouncing words, flubbing grammar, and speaking plainly and simply, because he was a dunce. Now he uses excessive language.

Way to go, George!!

-PJ

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

He said the president 'has a pattern of using excessive language in his speeches and off-the-cuff remarks' which 'represents a failure of presidential leadership.' "--Associated Press

Yeah, sure. I find it laughable that the libs have latched onto this one-liner on the thinnest of premises while the media (including the Washington Times) had nothing to say when Bill Clinton proclaimed loudly that "there are no nuclear missiles pointed at America's children" when they knew it was a straight-up lie. It's okay for Mr. Nuclear Proliferation himself (Klinton) to lie, but the tiniest inkling of an error by Bush is seized upon as a lie. I still can't believe that even FoxNews is piling on like this. /rant off

[OldFriend]

Waiting for a poll that asks if the democrats are using the 'yellow cake' issue for political gain. My guess is that 90% won't even know what that is and 85% won't know about the Iraqi's trying to buy uranium from Africa.

Time for Dubya to say he's said all he's going to say as the FACTS speak for themselves.

[solo gringo]

The first 15 minutes of the today show is spent bashing Bush by katy.We turn the t.v.off and turn it back on 30 minutes past the first hour.By that time she has cooled her heels a little bit.

[ladyinred]

I am not sure how much more of this I can stand! all of this is over nothing! The feeding frenzy is just amazing. The media didn't go this wild over Monica. The President's approval ratings are going down. How can people actually fall for this when clearly he did not lie?

[StriperSniper]

a pattern of deception
the broader pattern of dishonesty
a pattern of deceit.

What I don't understand is that the leftists keep talking about this 'pattern', but they can't even prove one single instance.

[VRWC_minion]

Newsweek Poll conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates. July 10-11, 2003. N=1,017 adults nationwide. MoE ± 3.
						.
"Do you approve or disapprove of the way George W. Bush is handling the situation in Iraq?"
		Approve	Disap- prove	No Opinion
		%	%	%
	7/10-11/03	53	39	8
	5/29-30/03	65	29	6
	5/1-2/03	69	26	5
						.
"How well do you think U.S. efforts to establish security and rebuild Iraq have gone since major combat ended on May 1st . . . ?"
		Very Well	Some- what Well	Not Too Well	Not At All Well	Don't Know
		%	%	%	%	%
	7/10-11/03	12	39	28	16	5
	4/10-11/03	73	20	3	2	2
						.
"Before the Iraq War, the Bush Administration said it had intelligence reports indicating that Iraq was hiding banned chemical or biological weapons from UN weapons inspectors. So far, however, no such banned weapons have been found in Iraq. Do you think the Bush Administration [see below]?"
		Yes	No	Don't Know
		%	%	%
	"Misinterpreted or misanalyzed the intelligence reports they said indicated Iraq had banned weapons"
	7/10-11/03	45	41	14
	5/29-30/03	36	54	10
						.
	"Purposely misled the public about evidence that Iraq had banned weapons in order to build support for war"
	7/10-11/03	38	53	9
	5/29-30/03	36	57	7
						.
"Do you think Iraq actually had banned chemical or biological weapons right before the Iraq War started in March, or not?"
		Yes	No	No Opinion
		%	%	%
	7/10-11/03	69	18	13
	5/29-30/03	72	17	11

[VRWC_minion]

One reason for decrease

ABC News/Washington Post Poll. July 9-10, 2003. N=1,006 adults nationwide. MoE ± 3. Fieldwork by TNS Intersearch.
						.
"Would you support or oppose sending up to 2,000 U.S. troops to the African nation of Liberia as part of an international force to help enforce a cease-fire in the civil war there?"
		Support	Oppose	No Opinion
		%	%	%
	7/03	41	51	8

[nutmeg]

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