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President Joe Biden’s personal attorneys reportedly misled the Department of Justice (DOJ) in November about classified documents being stored at his Wilmington residence. Shortly after documents at the Penn Biden Center were unearthed on November 2, the White House and DOJ reportedly agreed to hide the scandal from the American people. It’s unclear why Biden’s personal attorneys were initially searching for his illegally stashed documents. The White House has failed to provide the initial reason or cause for the search. After the initial discovery on November 2, Biden’s personal attorneys told the DOJ that the only location where troves of...

White house economists overestimated annual economic growth by about 80 percent on average for a six year stretch during Barack Obama’s presidency, according to Freedom Works economic consultant Stephen Moore. Economists predicted growth between 3.2 to 4.6 percent for the years 2010 through 2015. Actual economic growth never hit above 2.6 percent. {..snip..}

(CNN) – Susan Rice, United States ambassador to the United Nations, will replace Tom Donilon as President Barack Obama's national security adviser, a senior administration official said Wednesday.

Then CIA-Director David Petraeus objected to the final talking points the Obama administration used after the deadly assault on a U.S. diplomatic post in Benghazi, Libya, because he wanted to see more details revealed to the public, according to emails released Wednesday by the White House. Under pressure in the investigation that continues eight months after the attacks, the White House on Wednesday released 99 pages of emails and a single page of hand-written notes made by Petraeus' deputy, Mike Morell, after a meeting at the White House on Saturday, Sept. 15. On that page, Morell scratched out from the...

And it would seem that he did that on purpose for political advantage. The political backbreaker for Richard Blumenthal in this is two-fold: He cannot just chalk this off as being mere "misstatements" concerning him serving in Vietnam as he apparently let the media print his "misstatements" many, many times and he apparently never tried to correct them. Secondly, Blumenthal didn't mistate, he mislead - the word which must be used over and over again concerning his actions. Mislead. Mislead. Buts Dems are already using the old playbook of 'policy trumps behavior.' They are already saying that Blumenthal has done...

Supermarkets 'mislead with omega 3 claims' By Harry Wallop, Consumer Affairs Correspondent Last Updated: 2:13am BST 25/10/2007 Supermarkets and food companies are misleading customers by making baffling health claims about omega 3, an organisation has claimed. Omega 3 is found naturally in oily fish, such as salmon or mackerel The fatty acid has become increasingly popular in recent years after some studies suggested that it can help reduce the risk of heart disease. However, parts of the food industry have been accused by the consumer group Which?of "riding the money-making omega 3 wave". A survey of 2,405 of their members...

It looks like the MSM is becoming more brazen about misleading their viewers. Here we have an example of Tim Russert insinuating that Colin Powell said the administration misled him and the American people.

IF IT’S SUNDAY, IT’S MISLEAD THE PRESSKerry And Edwards Continue Their Extreme Makeover On The Sunday Shows________________________________________________KERRY-EDWARDS TOUT INTEL EXPERIENCE, BUT FAILTO MENTION THEY DIDN’T SHOW UP FOR WORKKerry-Edwards Ticket Tours Their Experience On Senate Intelligence Committee.  SEN. JOHN EDWARDS: “As you know, for many years, John served on the Intelligence Committee. I’m on the Intelligence Committee now.”  (Fox News’ “Fox News Sunday,” 8/1/04)But Kerry And Edwards Didn’t Show Up For Work On Committee:ü      While On Committee, Kerry Missed 38 Of 49 Intelligence Committee Hearings.  During John Kerry's eight years of service on the Senate's Select Committee on Intelligence, there...

SEN. EDWARDS TO CHRIS MATTHEWS:"I DIDN'T GET MISLED."MSNBC’S CHRIS MATTHEWS: “Let me ask you about – Since you did support the resolution and you did support that ultimate solution to go into combat and to take over that government and occupy that country. Do you think that you, as a United States Senator, got the straight story from the Bush administration on this war?  On the need for the war? Did you get the straight story?”  SEN. JOHN EDWARDS: “Well, the first thing I should say is I take responsibility for my vote. Period. And I did what I...

<p>In a June 6 speech about Medicare, President Bush said, "We must protect seniors from high medical costs that can rob them of their savings." And with the recently passed Medicare bill, which adds a prescription drug benefit to the government's health insurance program for seniors, the president claims to have done just that.</p>

October 9, 2003 DEMOCRAT DEBATE FACT CHECK Democrats Gather In Phoenix To Pander, Mislead And Get The Facts Wrong ______________________________________________ CLARK ON MILITARY FAMILIES Clark Claims: Clark Claims Military Personnel Do Better Under Democrat Administrations. “I think there’s a fundamental difference between Republicans and Democrats on this issue, because it’s simply true, the Republicans do like weapon systems and Democrats like people. And so, I can tell you, and I would speak for anybody up here, when we take this government back in 2005, we’re going to look after pay.” (Wesley Clark, CNN’s Democrat Candidate Debate, Phoenix, AZ, 10/9/03)...

By Andrew Orlowski in London Posted: 07/18/2002 at 07:42 EST AOL misrepresented its accounts in three quarterly periods as the 'New Economy' bubble was bursting, according to an investigation by the Washington Post. The Post examined $270 million worth of deals made during 2000 and 2001, a period when dot.com collapses - a key source of AOL's ad revenue - were threatened to the online giant's explosive ad revenue growth. According to the Post, aided by two senior former executives including Robert O'Connor AOL's VP of finance for the megalith's advertising division and James Patti, a senior manager in the...

July 1, 2002The "Fuzzy Math" of Fluoride Promotion By Paul Connett, PhD (ggvideo@northnet.org) Many of you may have probably heard the term "fuzzy math" before. It is a term used to describe a somewhat controversial method of teaching math where the answers do not have to be EXACTLY right. But at the very least, they are supposed to be close. Unfortunately, many of those promoting the practice of water fluoridation would fail to meet even these basic "fuzzy math" guidelines, with methods better described as "hairy" than "fuzzy". And "fuzzy math" is supposed to be a temporary teaching tool...