PREMISE I never used the word "treasonous liberals" to anyone.
CONCLUSION My point is STILL valid, don't vote for someone just because you got your feelings hurt over a couple of words.
I don't want to confuse you, but this is called equivocation and its a common logical fallacy. In your premise you state X. Then your conclusion cites Y as true--with absolutely nothing to link X and Y but your banal fancy. As any decent judge would ask "Is there a question in there, or is counsel speculating?
PSYCHO-FREEP can answer you if he wants; educating the twits is yet another service I provide.