[Seaplaner]

...the actions of Harris and her office denied almost a 100,000 voters their right to vote or their right to have their vote counted.

In Nazi Germany, this was known as the Big Lie.

What gets me is that most "progressives" know this 100 k vote myth is just plain false. Yet, they blithely repeat it over and over.

One of Ann Coulter's many clever observations was that liberals feel that it is okay to lie, and to them, it's like a sport.

Life must be nice when one is unburdened by a conscience.

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[goldstategop]

Its permissable to lie as long as it serves the "right" ends. After all when Democrats put up with Clinton's personal lies, they felt justified about anything they could get away with that would advance their partisan objectives. And they see no reason why they should reconsider. They'd rather be pure than compromise.

(Denny Crane: "There are two places to find the truth. First God and then Fox News.")

[limitedgov]

"One of Ann Coulter's many clever observations was that
liberals feel that it is okay to lie, and to them, it's like a
sport."

Exactly. Sounds similiar to Rush's observation (and
I paraphrase) that liberals look at lying as not only OK, but
as a moral imperative because they see their cause as so just.

Liberal politicians lie for a different reason: if they told
you what they really wanted to do...you wouldn't vote for
them.

[MarkL]

One of Ann Coulter's many clever observations was that liberals feel that it is okay to lie, and to them, it's like a sport.

We saw this in the Michael Moore interview with Bill O'Reiley. Moore saw no difference between being wrong and lying. As we know, according to leftists, there's never anything wrong with being wrong, so there must not be a problem with lying (except when conservatives supposedly do it).

Mark