Biden’s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality
By Steven F. Hayward

By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity.
Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves.
It’s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition.

But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified stories about himself.

He’s the political equivalent of Zelig, Woody Allen’s famous shape-shifting character who transformed into whatever ethnic group he happened to stand next to.

Biden has claimed to have been “raised in the black church” and “raised in the synagogues in my state”; he says he “grew up in a Polish community” and was “politically” raised in the Puerto Rican community.

His latest whopper is that he taught political theory for four years at the University of Pennsylvania, when in fact he never set foot in the classroom in what was a pure sinecure position.

His previous false claims of being a civil-rights activist, getting arrested in South Africa with Nelson Mandela and being at Ground Zero in New York the day after 9/11 have all been debunked, along with lies about his academic record.

The media cannot save lyin’ Joe Biden — even with his demands
He persists in claiming his son Beau died in Iraq, though he died of cancer in an American hospital long after his Iraq service was over.

While Biden presents an extreme example, his made-up stories of personal greatness are typical of liberal politicians.

Recall Hillary Clinton claiming she had been named for mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, even though the Mount Everest ascent that made him famous occurred six years after she was born.

Among Bill Clinton’s many lies was his Biden-like claim of recalling black churches being burned in arson fires in his childhood, when a check of the historical record shows there were none in his area.

John Kerry’s exaggerations about his Vietnam War record came back to haunt him in the 2004 presidential campaign when his fellow soldiers “Swift-boated” him.

And never forget Al Gore invented the Internet.

Democrats don’t have a monopoly on mythical stories. Ronald Reagan often drew criticism for telling stories that didn’t hold up under scrutiny.
But there’s a telling difference in the kind of tall tales Reagan told and the kind liberals tell.

Reagan’s embellished and mythical stories (with one ambiguous and contested exception) were never about himself but always about America and the greatness of the American character.

And remember the motto on his desk: “There’s no limit to what you can accomplish if you don’t care who gets the credit.”
By contrast, Biden boasts: “Name me a single objective we’ve ever set out to accomplish that we’ve failed on, name me one.”

The false stories of liberal politicians are usually about themselves and how great are their thoughts and deeds and experiences.

Contrast Reagan’s first inaugural address with Clinton’s first inaugural address.
Reagan’s central theme was that it was the people themselves — not benevolent rulers in Washington — who would fix America’s problems.

By contrast, a key line in Clinton’s inaugural address highlights the transcendent omniscience and omnipotence of the liberal mindset: “This ceremony is held in the depth of winter. But, by the words we speak and the faces we show the world, we force the spring.”

Even nature will bend to the liberal will, through our “words” and “faces.”

The neediness of liberal politicians derives ultimately from their world view, in which they are the agents of progress, the avatars of the “side of history” whose speed is always too slow to suit liberals.

Joe Biden may be an outlier in his self-aggrandizement — making him a special-needs liberal long before his current dotage manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that depends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power.

Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy.

On Mon, 18 Sep 2023 15:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "345...@gmail.com"
<3452471@gmail.com> wrote:

>Biden’s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality
>By Steven F. Hayward
>
>By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity.
>Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves.
>It’s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition.
>
>But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified stories about himself.
>
>He’s the political equivalent of Zelig, Woody Allen’s famous shape-shifting character who transformed into whatever ethnic group he happened to stand next to.
>
>Biden has claimed to have been “raised in the black church” and “raised in the synagogues in my state”; he says he “grew up in a Polish community” and was “politically” raised in the Puerto Rican community.
>
>His latest whopper is that he taught political theory for four years at the University of Pennsylvania, when in fact he never set foot in the classroom in what was a pure sinecure position.
>
>His previous false claims of being a civil-rights activist, getting arrested in South Africa with Nelson Mandela and being at Ground Zero in New York the day after 9/11 have all been debunked, along with lies about his academic record.
>
>The media cannot save lyin’ Joe Biden — even with his demands
>He persists in claiming his son Beau died in Iraq, though he died of cancer in an American hospital long after his Iraq service was over.
>
>While Biden presents an extreme example, his made-up stories of personal greatness are typical of liberal politicians.
>
>Recall Hillary Clinton claiming she had been named for mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, even though the Mount Everest ascent that made him famous occurred six years after she was born.
>
>Among Bill Clinton’s many lies was his Biden-like claim of recalling black churches being burned in arson fires in his childhood, when a check of the historical record shows there were none in his area.
>
>John Kerry’s exaggerations about his Vietnam War record came back to haunt him in the 2004 presidential campaign when his fellow soldiers “Swift-boated” him.
>
>And never forget Al Gore invented the Internet.
>
>Democrats don’t have a monopoly on mythical stories. Ronald Reagan often drew criticism for telling stories that didn’t hold up under scrutiny.
>But there’s a telling difference in the kind of tall tales Reagan told and the kind liberals tell.
>
>Reagan’s embellished and mythical stories (with one ambiguous and contested exception) were never about himself but always about America and the greatness of the American character.
>
>And remember the motto on his desk: “There’s no limit to what you can accomplish if you don’t care who gets the credit.”
>By contrast, Biden boasts: “Name me a single objective we’ve ever set out to accomplish that we’ve failed on, name me one.”
>
>The false stories of liberal politicians are usually about themselves and how great are their thoughts and deeds and experiences.
>
>Contrast Reagan’s first inaugural address with Clinton’s first inaugural address.
>Reagan’s central theme was that it was the people themselves — not benevolent rulers in Washington — who would fix America’s problems.
>
>By contrast, a key line in Clinton’s inaugural address highlights the transcendent omniscience and omnipotence of the liberal mindset: “This ceremony is held in the depth of winter. But, by the words we speak and the faces we show the world, we force the spring.”
>
>Even nature will bend to the liberal will, through our “words” and “faces.”
>
>The neediness of liberal politicians derives ultimately from their world view, in which they are the agents of progress, the avatars of the “side of history” whose speed is always too slow to suit liberals.
>
>Joe Biden may be an outlier in his self-aggrandizement — making him a special-needs liberal long before his current dotage manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that depends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power.
>
>Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy.

Pretty smart guy. Now we know where Harry and Donny get their
propensity for telling lies.

On Thursday, 21 September 2023 at 11:08:45 UTC-3, Poco Loc0 wrote:
> On Mon, 18 Sep 2023 15:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "345...@gmail.com"
> <345...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >Biden’s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality
> >By Steven F. Hayward
> >
> >By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity.
> >Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves.
> >It’s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition.
> >
> >But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified stories about himself.
> >
> >He’s the political equivalent of Zelig, Woody Allen’s famous shape-shifting character who transformed into whatever ethnic group he happened to stand next to.
> >
> >Biden has claimed to have been “raised in the black church” and “raised in the synagogues in my state”; he says he “grew up in a Polish community” and was “politically” raised in the Puerto Rican community.
> >
> >His latest whopper is that he taught political theory for four years at the University of Pennsylvania, when in fact he never set foot in the classroom in what was a pure sinecure position.
> >
> >His previous false claims of being a civil-rights activist, getting arrested in South Africa with Nelson Mandela and being at Ground Zero in New York the day after 9/11 have all been debunked, along with lies about his academic record.
> >
> >The media cannot save lyin’ Joe Biden — even with his demands
> >He persists in claiming his son Beau died in Iraq, though he died of cancer in an American hospital long after his Iraq service was over.
> >
> >While Biden presents an extreme example, his made-up stories of personal greatness are typical of liberal politicians.
> >
> >Recall Hillary Clinton claiming she had been named for mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, even though the Mount Everest ascent that made him famous occurred six years after she was born.
> >
> >Among Bill Clinton’s many lies was his Biden-like claim of recalling black churches being burned in arson fires in his childhood, when a check of the historical record shows there were none in his area.
> >
> >John Kerry’s exaggerations about his Vietnam War record came back to haunt him in the 2004 presidential campaign when his fellow soldiers “Swift-boated” him.
> >
> >And never forget Al Gore invented the Internet.
> >
> >Democrats don’t have a monopoly on mythical stories. Ronald Reagan often drew criticism for telling stories that didn’t hold up under scrutiny.
> >But there’s a telling difference in the kind of tall tales Reagan told and the kind liberals tell.
> >
> >Reagan’s embellished and mythical stories (with one ambiguous and contested exception) were never about himself but always about America and the greatness of the American character.
> >
> >And remember the motto on his desk: “There’s no limit to what you can accomplish if you don’t care who gets the credit.”
> >By contrast, Biden boasts: “Name me a single objective we’ve ever set out to accomplish that we’ve failed on, name me one.”
> >
> >The false stories of liberal politicians are usually about themselves and how great are their thoughts and deeds and experiences.
> >
> >Contrast Reagan’s first inaugural address with Clinton’s first inaugural address.
> >Reagan’s central theme was that it was the people themselves — not benevolent rulers in Washington — who would fix America’s problems.
> >
> >By contrast, a key line in Clinton’s inaugural address highlights the transcendent omniscience and omnipotence of the liberal mindset: “This ceremony is held in the depth of winter. But, by the words we speak and the faces we show the world, we force the spring.”
> >
> >Even nature will bend to the liberal will, through our “words” and “faces.”
> >
> >The neediness of liberal politicians derives ultimately from their world view, in which they are the agents of progress, the avatars of the “side of history” whose speed is always too slow to suit liberals..
> >
> >Joe Biden may be an outlier in his self-aggrandizement — making him a special-needs liberal long before his current dotage manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that depends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power.
> >
> >Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy.
> Pretty smart guy. Now we know where Harry and Donny get their
> propensity for telling lies.

Liar!
When have I ever told a lie in this group, JohnnyMop?

On Thu, 21 Sep 2023 07:57:04 -0700 (PDT), True North
<princecraft49@gmail.com> wrote:

>On Thursday, 21 September 2023 at 11:08:45 UTC-3, Poco Loc0 wrote:
>> On Mon, 18 Sep 2023 15:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "345...@gmail.com"
>> <345...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> >Biden’s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality
>> >By Steven F. Hayward
>> >
>> >By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity.
>> >Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves.
>> >It’s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition.
>> >
>> >But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified stories about himself.
>> >
>> >He’s the political equivalent of Zelig, Woody Allen’s famous shape-shifting character who transformed into whatever ethnic group he happened to stand next to.
>> >
>> >Biden has claimed to have been “raised in the black church” and “raised in the synagogues in my state”; he says he “grew up in a Polish community” and was “politically” raised in the Puerto Rican community.
>> >
>> >His latest whopper is that he taught political theory for four years at the University of Pennsylvania, when in fact he never set foot in the classroom in what was a pure sinecure position.
>> >
>> >His previous false claims of being a civil-rights activist, getting arrested in South Africa with Nelson Mandela and being at Ground Zero in New York the day after 9/11 have all been debunked, along with lies about his academic record.
>> >
>> >The media cannot save lyin’ Joe Biden — even with his demands
>> >He persists in claiming his son Beau died in Iraq, though he died of cancer in an American hospital long after his Iraq service was over.
>> >
>> >While Biden presents an extreme example, his made-up stories of personal greatness are typical of liberal politicians.
>> >
>> >Recall Hillary Clinton claiming she had been named for mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, even though the Mount Everest ascent that made him famous occurred six years after she was born.
>> >
>> >Among Bill Clinton’s many lies was his Biden-like claim of recalling black churches being burned in arson fires in his childhood, when a check of the historical record shows there were none in his area.
>> >
>> >John Kerry’s exaggerations about his Vietnam War record came back to haunt him in the 2004 presidential campaign when his fellow soldiers “Swift-boated” him.
>> >
>> >And never forget Al Gore invented the Internet.
>> >
>> >Democrats don’t have a monopoly on mythical stories. Ronald Reagan often drew criticism for telling stories that didn’t hold up under scrutiny.
>> >But there’s a telling difference in the kind of tall tales Reagan told and the kind liberals tell.
>> >
>> >Reagan’s embellished and mythical stories (with one ambiguous and contested exception) were never about himself but always about America and the greatness of the American character.
>> >
>> >And remember the motto on his desk: “There’s no limit to what you can accomplish if you don’t care who gets the credit.”
>> >By contrast, Biden boasts: “Name me a single objective we’ve ever set out to accomplish that we’ve failed on, name me one.”
>> >
>> >The false stories of liberal politicians are usually about themselves and how great are their thoughts and deeds and experiences.
>> >
>> >Contrast Reagan’s first inaugural address with Clinton’s first inaugural address.
>> >Reagan’s central theme was that it was the people themselves — not benevolent rulers in Washington — who would fix America’s problems.
>> >
>> >By contrast, a key line in Clinton’s inaugural address highlights the transcendent omniscience and omnipotence of the liberal mindset: “This ceremony is held in the depth of winter. But, by the words we speak and the faces we show the world, we force the spring.”
>> >
>> >Even nature will bend to the liberal will, through our “words” and “faces.”
>> >
>> >The neediness of liberal politicians derives ultimately from their world view, in which they are the agents of progress, the avatars of the “side of history” whose speed is always too slow to suit liberals.
>> >
>> >Joe Biden may be an outlier in his self-aggrandizement — making him a special-needs liberal long before his current dotage manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that depends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power.
>> >
>> >Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy.
>> Pretty smart guy. Now we know where Harry and Donny get their
>> propensity for telling lies.
>
>
>Liar!
>When have I ever told a lie in this group, JohnnyMop?

Go look at all the posts you've made about my Vietnam service. All
lies. Remember, asshole?

On Thursday, 21 September 2023 at 12:46:59 UTC-3, Poco Loc0 wrote:
> On Thu, 21 Sep 2023 07:57:04 -0700 (PDT), True North
> <prince...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >On Thursday, 21 September 2023 at 11:08:45 UTC-3, Poco Loc0 wrote:
> >> On Mon, 18 Sep 2023 15:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "345...@gmail.com"
> >> <345...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> >Biden’s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality
> >> >By Steven F. Hayward
> >> >
> >> >By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity.
> >> >Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves..
> >> >It’s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition.
> >> >
> >> >But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified stories about himself.
> >> >
> >> >He’s the political equivalent of Zelig, Woody Allen’s famous shape-shifting character who transformed into whatever ethnic group he happened to stand next to.
> >> >
> >> >Biden has claimed to have been “raised in the black church” and “raised in the synagogues in my state”; he says he “grew up in a Polish community” and was “politically” raised in the Puerto Rican community.
> >> >
> >> >His latest whopper is that he taught political theory for four years at the University of Pennsylvania, when in fact he never set foot in the classroom in what was a pure sinecure position.
> >> >
> >> >His previous false claims of being a civil-rights activist, getting arrested in South Africa with Nelson Mandela and being at Ground Zero in New York the day after 9/11 have all been debunked, along with lies about his academic record.
> >> >
> >> >The media cannot save lyin’ Joe Biden — even with his demands
> >> >He persists in claiming his son Beau died in Iraq, though he died of cancer in an American hospital long after his Iraq service was over.
> >> >
> >> >While Biden presents an extreme example, his made-up stories of personal greatness are typical of liberal politicians.
> >> >
> >> >Recall Hillary Clinton claiming she had been named for mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, even though the Mount Everest ascent that made him famous occurred six years after she was born.
> >> >
> >> >Among Bill Clinton’s many lies was his Biden-like claim of recalling black churches being burned in arson fires in his childhood, when a check of the historical record shows there were none in his area.
> >> >
> >> >John Kerry’s exaggerations about his Vietnam War record came back to haunt him in the 2004 presidential campaign when his fellow soldiers “Swift-boated” him.
> >> >
> >> >And never forget Al Gore invented the Internet.
> >> >
> >> >Democrats don’t have a monopoly on mythical stories. Ronald Reagan often drew criticism for telling stories that didn’t hold up under scrutiny.
> >> >But there’s a telling difference in the kind of tall tales Reagan told and the kind liberals tell.
> >> >
> >> >Reagan’s embellished and mythical stories (with one ambiguous and contested exception) were never about himself but always about America and the greatness of the American character.
> >> >
> >> >And remember the motto on his desk: “There’s no limit to what you can accomplish if you don’t care who gets the credit.”
> >> >By contrast, Biden boasts: “Name me a single objective we’ve ever set out to accomplish that we’ve failed on, name me one.”
> >> >
> >> >The false stories of liberal politicians are usually about themselves and how great are their thoughts and deeds and experiences.
> >> >
> >> >Contrast Reagan’s first inaugural address with Clinton’s first inaugural address.
> >> >Reagan’s central theme was that it was the people themselves — not benevolent rulers in Washington — who would fix America’s problems.
> >> >
> >> >By contrast, a key line in Clinton’s inaugural address highlights the transcendent omniscience and omnipotence of the liberal mindset: “This ceremony is held in the depth of winter. But, by the words we speak and the faces we show the world, we force the spring.”
> >> >
> >> >Even nature will bend to the liberal will, through our “words” and “faces.”
> >> >
> >> >The neediness of liberal politicians derives ultimately from their world view, in which they are the agents of progress, the avatars of the “side of history” whose speed is always too slow to suit liberals.
> >> >
> >> >Joe Biden may be an outlier in his self-aggrandizement — making him a special-needs liberal long before his current dotage manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that depends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power.
> >> >
> >> >Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy.
> >> Pretty smart guy. Now we know where Harry and Donny get their
> >> propensity for telling lies.
> >
> >
> >Liar!
> >When have I ever told a lie in this group, JohnnyMop?
> Go look at all the posts you've made about my Vietnam service. All
> lies. Remember, asshole?

Y'all seem to be very sensitive about your actions over there JohnnyMop.
Own up to your transgressions, it'll help y'all heal.

On Thursday, September 21, 2023 at 12:27:37 PM UTC-4, True North wrote:
> On Thursday, 21 September 2023 at 12:46:59 UTC-3, Poco Loc0 wrote:
> > On Thu, 21 Sep 2023 07:57:04 -0700 (PDT), True North
> > <prince...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > >On Thursday, 21 September 2023 at 11:08:45 UTC-3, Poco Loc0 wrote:
> > >> On Mon, 18 Sep 2023 15:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "345...@gmail.com"
> > >> <345...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > >>
> > >> >Biden’s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality
> > >> >By Steven F. Hayward
> > >> >
> > >> >By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity.
> > >> >Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves.
> > >> >It’s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition.
> > >> >
> > >> >But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified stories about himself.
> > >> >
> > >> >He’s the political equivalent of Zelig, Woody Allen’s famous shape-shifting character who transformed into whatever ethnic group he happened to stand next to.
> > >> >
> > >> >Biden has claimed to have been “raised in the black church” and “raised in the synagogues in my state”; he says he “grew up in a Polish community” and was “politically” raised in the Puerto Rican community.
> > >> >
> > >> >His latest whopper is that he taught political theory for four years at the University of Pennsylvania, when in fact he never set foot in the classroom in what was a pure sinecure position.
> > >> >
> > >> >His previous false claims of being a civil-rights activist, getting arrested in South Africa with Nelson Mandela and being at Ground Zero in New York the day after 9/11 have all been debunked, along with lies about his academic record.
> > >> >
> > >> >The media cannot save lyin’ Joe Biden — even with his demands
> > >> >He persists in claiming his son Beau died in Iraq, though he died of cancer in an American hospital long after his Iraq service was over.
> > >> >
> > >> >While Biden presents an extreme example, his made-up stories of personal greatness are typical of liberal politicians.
> > >> >
> > >> >Recall Hillary Clinton claiming she had been named for mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, even though the Mount Everest ascent that made him famous occurred six years after she was born.
> > >> >
> > >> >Among Bill Clinton’s many lies was his Biden-like claim of recalling black churches being burned in arson fires in his childhood, when a check of the historical record shows there were none in his area.
> > >> >
> > >> >John Kerry’s exaggerations about his Vietnam War record came back to haunt him in the 2004 presidential campaign when his fellow soldiers “Swift-boated” him.
> > >> >
> > >> >And never forget Al Gore invented the Internet.
> > >> >
> > >> >Democrats don’t have a monopoly on mythical stories. Ronald Reagan often drew criticism for telling stories that didn’t hold up under scrutiny.
> > >> >But there’s a telling difference in the kind of tall tales Reagan told and the kind liberals tell.
> > >> >
> > >> >Reagan’s embellished and mythical stories (with one ambiguous and contested exception) were never about himself but always about America and the greatness of the American character.
> > >> >
> > >> >And remember the motto on his desk: “There’s no limit to what you can accomplish if you don’t care who gets the credit..”
> > >> >By contrast, Biden boasts: “Name me a single objective we’ve ever set out to accomplish that we’ve failed on, name me one.”
> > >> >
> > >> >The false stories of liberal politicians are usually about themselves and how great are their thoughts and deeds and experiences.
> > >> >
> > >> >Contrast Reagan’s first inaugural address with Clinton’s first inaugural address.
> > >> >Reagan’s central theme was that it was the people themselves — not benevolent rulers in Washington — who would fix America’s problems.
> > >> >
> > >> >By contrast, a key line in Clinton’s inaugural address highlights the transcendent omniscience and omnipotence of the liberal mindset: “This ceremony is held in the depth of winter. But, by the words we speak and the faces we show the world, we force the spring.”
> > >> >
> > >> >Even nature will bend to the liberal will, through our “words” and “faces.”
> > >> >
> > >> >The neediness of liberal politicians derives ultimately from their world view, in which they are the agents of progress, the avatars of the “side of history” whose speed is always too slow to suit liberals.
> > >> >
> > >> >Joe Biden may be an outlier in his self-aggrandizement — making him a special-needs liberal long before his current dotage manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that depends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power.
> > >> >
> > >> >Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy.
> > >> Pretty smart guy. Now we know where Harry and Donny get their
> > >> propensity for telling lies.
> > >
> > >
> > >Liar!
> > >When have I ever told a lie in this group, JohnnyMop?
> > Go look at all the posts you've made about my Vietnam service. All
> > lies. Remember, asshole?
> Y'all seem to be very sensitive about your actions over there JohnnyMop.
> Own up to your transgressions, it'll help y'all heal.

You're not good at deflecting. They were lies.

On Mon, 18 Sep 2023 15:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "345...@gmail.com"
<3452471@gmail.com> wrote:

>Biden’s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality
>By Steven F. Hayward
>
>By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity.
>Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves.
>It’s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition.
>
>But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified stories about himself.
>
>He’s the political equivalent of Zelig, Woody Allen’s famous shape-shifting character who transformed into whatever ethnic group he happened to stand next to.
>
>Biden has claimed to have been “raised in the black church” and “raised in the synagogues in my state”; he says he “grew up in a Polish community” and was “politically” raised in the Puerto Rican community.
>
>His latest whopper is that he taught political theory for four years at the University of Pennsylvania, when in fact he never set foot in the classroom in what was a pure sinecure position.
>
>His previous false claims of being a civil-rights activist, getting arrested in South Africa with Nelson Mandela and being at Ground Zero in New York the day after 9/11 have all been debunked, along with lies about his academic record.
>
>The media cannot save lyin’ Joe Biden — even with his demands
>He persists in claiming his son Beau died in Iraq, though he died of cancer in an American hospital long after his Iraq service was over.
>
>While Biden presents an extreme example, his made-up stories of personal greatness are typical of liberal politicians.
>
>Recall Hillary Clinton claiming she had been named for mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, even though the Mount Everest ascent that made him famous occurred six years after she was born.
>
>Among Bill Clinton’s many lies was his Biden-like claim of recalling black churches being burned in arson fires in his childhood, when a check of the historical record shows there were none in his area.
>
>John Kerry’s exaggerations about his Vietnam War record came back to haunt him in the 2004 presidential campaign when his fellow soldiers “Swift-boated” him.
>
>And never forget Al Gore invented the Internet.
>
>Democrats don’t have a monopoly on mythical stories. Ronald Reagan often drew criticism for telling stories that didn’t hold up under scrutiny.
>But there’s a telling difference in the kind of tall tales Reagan told and the kind liberals tell.
>
>Reagan’s embellished and mythical stories (with one ambiguous and contested exception) were never about himself but always about America and the greatness of the American character.
>
>And remember the motto on his desk: “There’s no limit to what you can accomplish if you don’t care who gets the credit.”
>By contrast, Biden boasts: “Name me a single objective we’ve ever set out to accomplish that we’ve failed on, name me one.”
>
>The false stories of liberal politicians are usually about themselves and how great are their thoughts and deeds and experiences.
>
>Contrast Reagan’s first inaugural address with Clinton’s first inaugural address.
>Reagan’s central theme was that it was the people themselves — not benevolent rulers in Washington — who would fix America’s problems.
>
>By contrast, a key line in Clinton’s inaugural address highlights the transcendent omniscience and omnipotence of the liberal mindset: “This ceremony is held in the depth of winter. But, by the words we speak and the faces we show the world, we force the spring.”
>
>Even nature will bend to the liberal will, through our “words” and “faces.”
>
>The neediness of liberal politicians derives ultimately from their world view, in which they are the agents of progress, the avatars of the “side of history” whose speed is always too slow to suit liberals.
>
>Joe Biden may be an outlier in his self-aggrandizement — making him a special-needs liberal long before his current dotage manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that depends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power.
>
>Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy.

I'm just fine with racism and other shit...

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> On Mon, 18 Sep 2023 15:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "345...@gmail.com"<3452471@gmail.com> wrote:>Biden’s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality>By Steven F. Hayward>>By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity.>Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves.>It’s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition. >>But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified stories about himself.>>He’s the political equivalent of Zelig, Woody Allen’s famous shape-shifting character who transformed into whatever ethnic group he happened to stand next to.>>Biden has claimed to have been “raised in the black church” and “raised in the synagogues in my state”; he says he “grew up in a Polish community” and was “politically” raised in the Puerto Rican community.>>His latest whopper is that he taught political theory for four years at the University of Pennsylvania, when in fact he never set foot in the classroom in what was a pure sinecure position.>>His previous false claims of being a civil
-rights activist, getting arrested in South Africa with Nelson Mandela and being at Ground Zero in New York the day after 9/11 have all been debunked, along with lies about his academic record.>>The media cannot save lyin’ Joe Biden — even with his demands>He persists in claiming his son Beau died in Iraq, though he died of cancer in an American hospital long after his Iraq service was over.>>While Biden presents an extreme example, his made-up stories of personal greatness are typical of liberal politicians.>>Recall Hillary Clinton claiming she had been named for mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, even though the Mount Everest ascent that made him famous occurred six years after she was born.>>Among Bill Clinton’s many lies was his Biden-like claim of recalling black churches being burned in arson fires in his childhood, when a check of the historical record shows there were none in his area.>>John Kerry’s exaggerations about his Vietnam War record came back to haunt him in the 2004 presidential campaign when his fellow soldiers “Swift-boated” him.>>And never forget Al Gore invented the Internet.>>Democrats don’t have a monopoly on mythical stories. Ronald Reagan often drew criticis
m for telling stories that didn’t hold up under scrutiny.>But there’s a telling difference in the kind of tall tales Reagan told and the kind liberals tell.>>Reagan’s embellished and mythical stories (with one ambiguous and contested exception) were never about himself but always about America and the greatness of the American character.>>And remember the motto on his desk: “There’s no limit to what you can accomplish if you don’t care who gets the credit.”>By contrast, Biden boasts: “Name me a single objective we’ve ever set out to accomplish that we’ve failed on, name me one.”>>The false stories of liberal politicians are usually about themselves and how great are their thoughts and deeds and experiences.>>Contrast Reagan’s first inaugural address with Clinton’s first inaugural address.>Reagan’s central theme was that it was the people themselves — not benevolent rulers in Washington — who would fix America’s problems.>>By contrast, a key line in Clinton’s inaugural address highlights the transcendent omniscience and omnipotence of the liberal mindset: “This ceremony is held in the depth of winter. But, by the words we speak and the faces we show the world, we force the spring.”
>>Even nature will bend to the liberal will, through our “words” and “faces.”>>The neediness of liberal politicians derives ultimately from their world view, in which they are the agents of progress, the avatars of the “side of history” whose speed is always too slow to suit liberals.>>Joe Biden may be an outlier in his self-aggrandizement — making him a special-needs liberal long before his current dotage manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that depends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power.>>Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy.I'm just fine with racism and other shit...Trump’s 'Repugnant' Demand For Wounded Veterans Revealed In Gen. MarkMilley Profile

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> On Thursday, 21 September 2023 at 11:08:45 UTC-3, Poco Loc0 wrote:> On Mon, 18 Sep 2023 15:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "345...@gmail.com" > <345...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >Biden’s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality > >By Steven F. Hayward > > > >By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity. > >Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves. > >It’s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition. > > > >But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified stories about himself. > > > >He’s the political equivalent of Zelig, Woody Allen’s famous shape-shifting character who transformed into whatever ethnic group he happened to stand next to. > > > >Biden has claimed to have been “raised in the black church” and “raised in the synagogues in my state”; he says he “grew up in a Polish community” and was “politically” raised in the Puerto Rican community. > > > >His latest whopper is that he taught political theory for four years at the University of Pennsylvania, when in fact he
never set foot in the classroom in what was a pure sinecure position. > > > >His previous false claims of being a civil-rights activist, getting arrested in South Africa with Nelson Mandela and being at Ground Zero in New York the day after 9/11 have all been debunked, along with lies about his academic record. > > > >The media cannot save lyin’ Joe Biden — even with his demands > >He persists in claiming his son Beau died in Iraq, though he died of cancer in an American hospital long after his Iraq service was over. > > > >While Biden presents an extreme example, his made-up stories of personal greatness are typical of liberal politicians. > > > >Recall Hillary Clinton claiming she had been named for mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, even though the Mount Everest ascent that made him famous occurred six years after she was born. > > > >Among Bill Clinton’s many lies was his Biden-like claim of recalling black churches being burned in arson fires in his childhood, when a check of the historical record shows there were none in his area. > > > >John Kerry’s exaggerations about his Vietnam War record came back to haunt him in the 2004 presidential campaign when his fellow soldiers “Swi
ft-boated” him. > > > >And never forget Al Gore invented the Internet. > > > >Democrats don’t have a monopoly on mythical stories. Ronald Reagan often drew criticism for telling stories that didn’t hold up under scrutiny. > >But there’s a telling difference in the kind of tall tales Reagan told and the kind liberals tell. > > > >Reagan’s embellished and mythical stories (with one ambiguous and contested exception) were never about himself but always about America and the greatness of the American character. > > > >And remember the motto on his desk: “There’s no limit to what you can accomplish if you don’t care who gets the credit.” > >By contrast, Biden boasts: “Name me a single objective we’ve ever set out to accomplish that we’ve failed on, name me one.” > > > >The false stories of liberal politicians are usually about themselves and how great are their thoughts and deeds and experiences. > > > >Contrast Reagan’s first inaugural address with Clinton’s first inaugural address. > >Reagan’s central theme was that it was the people themselves — not benevolent rulers in Washington — who would fix America’s problems. > > > >By contrast, a key line in Clinton’s inaugural address highl
ights the transcendent omniscience and omnipotence of the liberal mindset: “This ceremony is held in the depth of winter. But, by the words we speak and the faces we show the world, we force the spring.” > > > >Even nature will bend to the liberal will, through our “words” and “faces.” > > > >The neediness of liberal politicians derives ultimately from their world view, in which they are the agents of progress, the avatars of the “side of history” whose speed is always too slow to suit liberals. > > > >Joe Biden may be an outlier in his self-aggrandizement — making him a special-needs liberal long before his current dotage manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that depends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power. > > > >Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy.> Pretty smart guy. Now we know where Harry and Donny get their > propensity for telling lies.Liar!When have I ever told a lie in this group, JohnnyMop?

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> On Thursday, September 21, 2023 at 12:27:37PM UTC-4, True North wrote:> On Thursday, 21 September 2023 at 12:46:59 UTC-3, Poco Loc0 wrote: > > On Thu, 21 Sep 2023 07:57:04 -0700 (PDT), True North > > <prince...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > >On Thursday, 21 September 2023 at 11:08:45 UTC-3, Poco Loc0 wrote: > > >> On Mon, 18 Sep 2023 15:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "345...@gmail.com" > > >> <345...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >> > > >> >Biden’s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality > > >> >By Steven F. Hayward > > >> > > > >> >By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity. > > >> >Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves. > > >> >It’s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition. > > >> > > > >> >But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified stories about himself. > > >> > > > >> >He’s the political equivalent of Zelig, Woody Allen’s famous shape-shifting character who transformed into whatever ethnic group he happened to stand next to. > > >> > > > >> >Biden has claimed t
o have been “raised in the black church” and “raised in the synagogues in my state”; he says he “grew up in a Polish community” and was “politically” raised in the Puerto Rican community. > > >> > > > >> >His latest whopper is that he taught political theory for four years at the University of Pennsylvania, when in fact he never set foot in the classroom in what was a pure sinecure position. > > >> > > > >> >His previous false claims of being a civil-rights activist, getting arrested in South Africa with Nelson Mandela and being at Ground Zero in New York the day after 9/11 have all been debunked, along with lies about his academic record. > > >> > > > >> >The media cannot save lyin’ Joe Biden — even with his demands > > >> >He persists in claiming his son Beau died in Iraq, though he died of cancer in an American hospital long after his Iraq service was over. > > >> > > > >> >While Biden presents an extreme example, his made-up stories of personal greatness are typical of liberal politicians. > > >> > > > >> >Recall Hillary Clinton claiming she had been named for mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, even though the Mount Everest ascent that made him famous occurred six years after she
was born. > > >> > > > >> >Among Bill Clinton’s many lies was his Biden-like claim of recalling black churches being burned in arson fires in his childhood, when a check of the historical record shows there were none in his area. > > >> > > > >> >John Kerry’s exaggerations about his Vietnam War record came back to haunt him in the 2004 presidential campaign when his fellow soldiers “Swift-boated” him. > > >> > > > >> >And never forget Al Gore invented the Internet. > > >> > > > >> >Democrats don’t have a monopoly on mythical stories. Ronald Reagan often drew criticism for telling stories that didn’t hold up under scrutiny. > > >> >But there’s a telling difference in the kind of tall tales Reagan told and the kind liberals tell. > > >> > > > >> >Reagan’s embellished and mythical stories (with one ambiguous and contested exception) were never about himself but always about America and the greatness of the American character. > > >> > > > >> >And remember the motto on his desk: “There’s no limit to what you can accomplish if you don’t care who gets the credit.” > > >> >By contrast, Biden boasts: “Name me a single objective we’ve ever set out to accomplish that we’ve failed on, name
me one.” > > >> > > > >> >The false stories of liberal politicians are usually about themselves and how great are their thoughts and deeds and experiences. > > >> > > > >> >Contrast Reagan’s first inaugural address with Clinton’s first inaugural address. > > >> >Reagan’s central theme was that it was the people themselves — not benevolent rulers in Washington — who would fix America’s problems. > > >> > > > >> >By contrast, a key line in Clinton’s inaugural address highlights the transcendent omniscience and omnipotence of the liberal mindset: “This ceremony is held in the depth of winter. But, by the words we speak and the faces we show the world, we force the spring.” > > >> > > > >> >Even nature will bend to the liberal will, through our “words” and “faces.” > > >> > > > >> >The neediness of liberal politicians derives ultimately from their world view, in which they are the agents of progress, the avatars of the “side of history” whose speed is always too slow to suit liberals. > > >> > > > >> >Joe Biden may be an outlier in his self-aggrandizement — making him a special-needs liberal long before his current dotage manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that d
epends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power. > > >> > > > >> >Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy. > > >> Pretty smart guy. Now we know where Harry and Donny get their > > >> propensity for telling lies. > > > > > > > > >Liar! > > >When have I ever told a lie in this group, JohnnyMop? > > Go look at all the posts you've made about my Vietnam service. All > > lies. Remember, asshole?> Y'all seem to be very sensitive about your actions over there JohnnyMop. > Own up to your transgressions, it'll help y'all heal.You're not good at deflecting. They were lies.

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On Thu, 21 Sep 2023 09:27:35 -0700 (PDT), True North
<princecraft49@gmail.com> wrote:

>On Thursday, 21 September 2023 at 12:46:59 UTC-3, Poco Loc0 wrote:
>> On Thu, 21 Sep 2023 07:57:04 -0700 (PDT), True North
>> <prince...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> >On Thursday, 21 September 2023 at 11:08:45 UTC-3, Poco Loc0 wrote:
>> >> On Mon, 18 Sep 2023 15:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "345...@gmail.com"
>> >> <345...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> >>
>> >> >Biden’s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality
>> >> >By Steven F. Hayward
>> >> >
>> >> >By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity.
>> >> >Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves.
>> >> >It’s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition.
>> >> >
>> >> >But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified stories about himself.
>> >> >
>> >> >He’s the political equivalent of Zelig, Woody Allen’s famous shape-shifting character who transformed into whatever ethnic group he happened to stand next to.
>> >> >
>> >> >Biden has claimed to have been “raised in the black church” and “raised in the synagogues in my state”; he says he “grew up in a Polish community” and was “politically” raised in the Puerto Rican community.
>> >> >
>> >> >His latest whopper is that he taught political theory for four years at the University of Pennsylvania, when in fact he never set foot in the classroom in what was a pure sinecure position.
>> >> >
>> >> >His previous false claims of being a civil-rights activist, getting arrested in South Africa with Nelson Mandela and being at Ground Zero in New York the day after 9/11 have all been debunked, along with lies about his academic record.
>> >> >
>> >> >The media cannot save lyin’ Joe Biden — even with his demands
>> >> >He persists in claiming his son Beau died in Iraq, though he died of cancer in an American hospital long after his Iraq service was over.
>> >> >
>> >> >While Biden presents an extreme example, his made-up stories of personal greatness are typical of liberal politicians.
>> >> >
>> >> >Recall Hillary Clinton claiming she had been named for mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, even though the Mount Everest ascent that made him famous occurred six years after she was born.
>> >> >
>> >> >Among Bill Clinton’s many lies was his Biden-like claim of recalling black churches being burned in arson fires in his childhood, when a check of the historical record shows there were none in his area.
>> >> >
>> >> >John Kerry’s exaggerations about his Vietnam War record came back to haunt him in the 2004 presidential campaign when his fellow soldiers “Swift-boated” him.
>> >> >
>> >> >And never forget Al Gore invented the Internet.
>> >> >
>> >> >Democrats don’t have a monopoly on mythical stories. Ronald Reagan often drew criticism for telling stories that didn’t hold up under scrutiny.
>> >> >But there’s a telling difference in the kind of tall tales Reagan told and the kind liberals tell.
>> >> >
>> >> >Reagan’s embellished and mythical stories (with one ambiguous and contested exception) were never about himself but always about America and the greatness of the American character.
>> >> >
>> >> >And remember the motto on his desk: “There’s no limit to what you can accomplish if you don’t care who gets the credit.”
>> >> >By contrast, Biden boasts: “Name me a single objective we’ve ever set out to accomplish that we’ve failed on, name me one.”
>> >> >
>> >> >The false stories of liberal politicians are usually about themselves and how great are their thoughts and deeds and experiences.
>> >> >
>> >> >Contrast Reagan’s first inaugural address with Clinton’s first inaugural address.
>> >> >Reagan’s central theme was that it was the people themselves — not benevolent rulers in Washington — who would fix America’s problems.
>> >> >
>> >> >By contrast, a key line in Clinton’s inaugural address highlights the transcendent omniscience and omnipotence of the liberal mindset: “This ceremony is held in the depth of winter. But, by the words we speak and the faces we show the world, we force the spring.”
>> >> >
>> >> >Even nature will bend to the liberal will, through our “words” and “faces.”
>> >> >
>> >> >The neediness of liberal politicians derives ultimately from their world view, in which they are the agents of progress, the avatars of the “side of history” whose speed is always too slow to suit liberals.
>> >> >
>> >> >Joe Biden may be an outlier in his self-aggrandizement — making him a special-needs liberal long before his current dotage manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that depends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power.
>> >> >
>> >> >Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy.
>> >> Pretty smart guy. Now we know where Harry and Donny get their
>> >> propensity for telling lies.
>> >
>> >
>> >Liar!
>> >When have I ever told a lie in this group, JohnnyMop?
>> Go look at all the posts you've made about my Vietnam service. All
>> lies. Remember, asshole?
>
>
>Y'all seem to be very sensitive about your actions over there JohnnyMop.
>Own up to your transgressions, it'll help y'all heal.

Any more questions about your lies?

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>True North <princecraft49@gmail.com> Wrote in message:r
>> On Thursday, 21 September 2023 at 11:08:45 UTC-3, Poco Loc0 wrote:> On Mon, 18 Sep 2023 15:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "345...@gmail.com" > <345...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >Biden’s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality > >By Steven F. Hayward > > > >By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity. > >Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves. > >It’s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition. > > > >But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified stories about himself. > > > >He’s the political equivalent of Zelig, Woody Allen’s famous shape-shifting character who transformed into whatever ethnic group he happened to stand next to. > > > >Biden has claimed to have been “raised in the black church” and “raised in the synagogues in my state”; he says he “grew up in a
>Polish community” and was “politically” raised in the Puerto Rican community. > > > >His latest whopper is that he taught political theory for four years at the University of Pennsylvania, when in fact he never set foot in the classroom in what was a pure sinecure position. > > > >His previous false claims of being a civil-rights activist, getting arrested in South Africa with Nelson Mandela and being at Ground Zero in New York the day after 9/11 have all been debunked, along with lies about his academic record. > > > >The media cannot save lyin’ Joe Biden — even with his demands > >He persists in claiming his son Beau died in Iraq, though he died of cancer in an American hospital long after his Iraq service was over. > > > >While Biden presents an extreme example, his made-up stories of personal greatness are typical of liberal politicians. > > > >Recall Hillary Clinton claiming she had been named for mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, even though the Mount Everest ascent that made
him
>famous occurred six years after she was born. > > > >Among Bill Clinton’s many lies was his Biden-like claim of recalling black churches being burned in arson fires in his childhood, when a check of the historical record shows there were none in his area. > > > >John Kerry’s exaggerations about his Vietnam War record came back to haunt him in the 2004 presidential campaign when his fellow soldiers “Swift-boated” him. > > > >And never forget Al Gore invented the Internet. > > > >Democrats don’t have a monopoly on mythical stories. Ronald Reagan often drew criticism for telling stories that didn’t hold up under scrutiny. > >But there’s a telling difference in the kind of tall tales Reagan told and the kind liberals tell. > > > >Reagan’s embellished and mythical stories (with one ambiguous and contested exception) were never about himself but always about America and the greatness of the American character. > > > >And remember the motto on his desk: “There’s no limit to what you can
>accomplish if you don’t care who gets the credit.” > >By contrast, Biden boasts: “Name me a single objective we’ve ever set out to accomplish that we’ve failed on, name me one.” > > > >The false stories of liberal politicians are usually about themselves and how great are their thoughts and deeds and experiences. > > > >Contrast Reagan’s first inaugural address with Clinton’s first inaugural address. > >Reagan’s central theme was that it was the people themselves — not benevolent rulers in Washington — who would fix America’s problems. > > > >By contrast, a key line in Clinton’s inaugural address highlights the transcendent omniscience and omnipotence of the liberal mindset: “This ceremony is held in the depth of winter. But, by the words we speak and the faces we show the world, we force the spring.” > > > >Even nature will bend to the liberal will, through our “words” and “faces.” > > > >The neediness of liberal politicians derives ultimately from their world view, in which they
>are the agents of progress, the avatars of the “side of history” whose speed is always too slow to suit liberals. > > > >Joe Biden may be an outlier in his self-aggrandizement — making him a special-needs liberal long before his current dotage manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that depends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power. > > > >Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy.> Pretty smart guy. Now we know where Harry and Donny get their > propensity for telling lies.Liar!When have I ever told a lie in this group, JohnnyMop?
>
>Whenever you start kissing Fat Harry's arse.

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On Fri, 22 Sep 2023 13:18:47 -0400 (EDT), Justan <?@¿.com> wrote:

>jherring@cox.net Wrote in message:r
>> On Mon, 18 Sep 2023 15:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "345...@gmail.com"<3452471@gmail.com> wrote:>Biden’s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality>By Steven F. Hayward>>By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity.>Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves.>It’s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition. >>But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified stories about himself.>>He’s the political equivalent of Zelig, Woody Allen’s famous shape-shifting character who transformed into whatever ethnic group he happened to stand next to.>>Biden has claimed to have been “raised in the black church” and “raised in the synagogues in my state”; he says he “grew up in a Polish community” and was “politically” raised in the Puerto Rican community.>>His latest whopper is that he
>taught political theory for four years at the University of Pennsylvania, when in fact he never set foot in the classroom in what was a pure sinecure position.>>His previous false claims of being a civil-rights activist, getting arrested in South Africa with Nelson Mandela and being at Ground Zero in New York the day after 9/11 have all been debunked, along with lies about his academic record.>>The media cannot save lyin’ Joe Biden — even with his demands>He persists in claiming his son Beau died in Iraq, though he died of cancer in an American hospital long after his Iraq service was over.>>While Biden presents an extreme example, his made-up stories of personal greatness are typical of liberal politicians.>>Recall Hillary Clinton claiming she had been named for mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, even though the Mount Everest ascent that made him famous occurred six years after she was born.>>Among Bill Clinton’s many lies was his Biden-like claim of recalling black churches being
>burned in arson fires in his childhood, when a check of the historical record shows there were none in his area.>>John Kerry’s exaggerations about his Vietnam War record came back to haunt him in the 2004 presidential campaign when his fellow soldiers “Swift-boated” him.>>And never forget Al Gore invented the Internet.>>Democrats don’t have a monopoly on mythical stories. Ronald Reagan often drew criticism for telling stories that didn’t hold up under scrutiny.>But there’s a telling difference in the kind of tall tales Reagan told and the kind liberals tell.>>Reagan’s embellished and mythical stories (with one ambiguous and contested exception) were never about himself but always about America and the greatness of the American character.>>And remember the motto on his desk: “There’s no limit to what you can accomplish if you don’t care who gets the credit.”>By contrast, Biden boasts: “Name me a single objective we’ve ever set out to accomplish that we’ve failed on, name me
one.”>>The
>false stories of liberal politicians are usually about themselves and how great are their thoughts and deeds and experiences.>>Contrast Reagan’s first inaugural address with Clinton’s first inaugural address.>Reagan’s central theme was that it was the people themselves — not benevolent rulers in Washington — who would fix America’s problems.>>By contrast, a key line in Clinton’s inaugural address highlights the transcendent omniscience and omnipotence of the liberal mindset: “This ceremony is held in the depth of winter. But, by the words we speak and the faces we show the world, we force the spring.”>>Even nature will bend to the liberal will, through our “words” and “faces.”>>The neediness of liberal politicians derives ultimately from their world view, in which they are the agents of progress, the avatars of the “side of history” whose speed is always too slow to suit liberals.>>Joe Biden may be an outlier in his self-aggrandizement — making him a special-needs liberal long
before
>his current dotage manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that depends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power.>>Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy.I'm just fine with racism and other shit...Trump’s 'Repugnant' Demand For Wounded Veterans Revealed In Gen. MarkMilley Profile
>
>Well Harry, you wouldnt be smellin shitty smells if you took
> Donnies diaper off your head.

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On Tuesday, 26 September 2023 at 18:26:32 UTC-3, justan wrote:
> On Fri, 22 Sep 2023 13:18:47 -0400 (EDT), Justan <?@¿.com> wrote:
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> >jher...@cox.net Wrote in message:r
> >> On Mon, 18 Sep 2023 15:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "345...@gmail.com"<345...@gmail.com> wrote:>Biden’s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality>By Steven F. Hayward>>By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity.>Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves.>It’s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition. >>But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified stories about himself.>>He’s the political equivalent of Zelig, Woody Allen’s famous shape-shifting character who transformed into whatever ethnic group he happened to stand next to.>>Biden has claimed to have been “raised in the black church” and “raised in the synagogues in my state”; he says he “grew up in a Polish community” and was “politically” raised in the Puerto Rican community.>>His latest whopper is that he
> >taught political theory for four years at the University of Pennsylvania, when in fact he never set foot in the classroom in what was a pure sinecure position.>>His previous false claims of being a civil-rights activist, getting arrested in South Africa with Nelson Mandela and being at Ground Zero in New York the day after 9/11 have all been debunked, along with lies about his academic record.>>The media cannot save lyin’ Joe Biden — even with his demands>He persists in claiming his son Beau died in Iraq, though he died of cancer in an American hospital long after his Iraq service was over.>>While Biden presents an extreme example, his made-up stories of personal greatness are typical of liberal politicians.>>Recall Hillary Clinton claiming she had been named for mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, even though the Mount Everest ascent that made him famous occurred six years after she was born.>>Among Bill Clinton’s many lies was his Biden-like claim of recalling black churches being
> >burned in arson fires in his childhood, when a check of the historical record shows there were none in his area.>>John Kerry’s exaggerations about his Vietnam War record came back to haunt him in the 2004 presidential campaign when his fellow soldiers “Swift-boated” him.>>And never forget Al Gore invented the Internet.>>Democrats don’t have a monopoly on mythical stories. Ronald Reagan often drew criticism for telling stories that didn’t hold up under scrutiny.>But there’s a telling difference in the kind of tall tales Reagan told and the kind liberals tell.>>Reagan’s embellished and mythical stories (with one ambiguous and contested exception) were never about himself but always about America and the greatness of the American character.>>And remember the motto on his desk: “There’s no limit to what you can accomplish if you don’t care who gets the credit.”>By contrast, Biden boasts: “Name me a single objective we’ve ever set out to accomplish that we’ve failed on, name me
> one.”>>The
> >false stories of liberal politicians are usually about themselves and how great are their thoughts and deeds and experiences.>>Contrast Reagan’s first inaugural address with Clinton’s first inaugural address.>Reagan’s central theme was that it was the people themselves — not benevolent rulers in Washington — who would fix America’s problems.>>By contrast, a key line in Clinton’s inaugural address highlights the transcendent omniscience and omnipotence of the liberal mindset: “This ceremony is held in the depth of winter. But, by the words we speak and the faces we show the world, we force the spring.”>>Even nature will bend to the liberal will, through our “words” and “faces.”>>The neediness of liberal politicians derives ultimately from their world view, in which they are the agents of progress, the avatars of the “side of history” whose speed is always too slow to suit liberals.>>Joe Biden may be an outlier in his self-aggrandizement — making him a special-needs liberal long
> before
> >his current dotage manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that depends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power.>>Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy..I'm just fine with racism and other shit...Trump’s 'Repugnant' Demand For Wounded Veterans Revealed In Gen. MarkMilley Profile
> >
> >Well Harry, you wouldnt be smellin shitty smells if you took
> > Donnies diaper off your head.
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I agree wholeheartedly and unequivocally with this post!

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> On Tuesday, 26 September 2023 at 18:26:32 UTC-3, justan wrote:> On Fri, 22 Sep 2023 13:18:47 -0400 (EDT), Justan <?@¿.com> wrote: > > >jher...@cox.net Wrote in message:r> >> On Mon, 18 Sep 2023 15:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "345...@gmail.com"<345...@gmail.com> wrote:>Biden?s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality>By Steven F. Hayward>>By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity.>Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves.>It?s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition. >>But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified stories about himself.>>He?s the political equivalent of Zelig, Woody Allen?s famous shape-shifting character who transformed into whatever ethnic group he happened to stand next to.>>Biden has claimed to have been ?raised in the black church? and ?raised in the synagogues in my state?; he says he ?grew up in a Polish community? and was ?politically? raised in the Puerto Rican community.>>His latest whopper is that he > >taught political theory for
four years at the University of Pennsylvania, when in fact he never set foot in the classroom in what was a pure sinecure position.>>His previous false claims of being a civil-rights activist, getting arrested in South Africa with Nelson Mandela and being at Ground Zero in New York the day after 9/11 have all been debunked, along with lies about his academic record.>>The media cannot save lyin? Joe Biden ? even with his demands>He persists in claiming his son Beau died in Iraq, though he died of cancer in an American hospital long after his Iraq service was over.>>While Biden presents an extreme example, his made-up stories of personal greatness are typical of liberal politicians.>>Recall Hillary Clinton claiming she had been named for mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, even though the Mount Everest ascent that made him famous occurred six years after she was born.>>Among Bill Clinton?s many lies was his Biden-like claim of recalling black churches being > >burned in arson fires in his childhood, when a check of the historical record shows there were none in his area.>>John Kerry?s exaggerations about his Vietnam War record came back to haunt him in the 2004 presidential campaign wh
en his fellow soldiers ?Swift-boated? him.>>And never forget Al Gore invented the Internet.>>Democrats don?t have a monopoly on mythical stories. Ronald Reagan often drew criticism for telling stories that didn?t hold up under scrutiny.>But there?s a telling difference in the kind of tall tales Reagan told and the kind liberals tell.>>Reagan?s embellished and mythical stories (with one ambiguous and contested exception) were never about himself but always about America and the greatness of the American character.>>And remember the motto on his desk: ?There?s no limit to what you can accomplish if you don?t care who gets the credit.?>By contrast, Biden boasts: ?Name me a single objective we?ve ever set out to accomplish that we?ve failed on, name me > one.?>>The > >false stories of liberal politicians are usually about themselves and how great are their thoughts and deeds and experiences.>>Contrast Reagan?s first inaugural address with Clinton?s first inaugural address.>Reagan?s central theme was that it was the people themselves ? not benevolent rulers in Washington ? who would fix America?s problems.>>By contrast, a key line in Clinton?s inaugural address highlights the transcend
ent omniscience and omnipotence of the liberal mindset: ?This ceremony is held in the depth of winter. But, by the words we speak and the faces we show the world, we force the spring.?>>Even nature will bend to the liberal will, through our ?words? and ?faces.?>>The neediness of liberal politicians derives ultimately from their world view, in which they are the agents of progress, the avatars of the ?side of history? whose speed is always too slow to suit liberals.>>Joe Biden may be an outlier in his self-aggrandizement ? making him a special-needs liberal long > before> >his current dotage manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that depends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power.>>Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University?s School of Public Policy.I'm just fine with racism and other shit...Trump?s 'Repugnant' Demand For Wounded Veterans Revealed In Gen. MarkMilley Profile > > > >Well Harry, you wouldnt be smellin shitty smells if you took > > Donnies diaper off your head. > > Aww... Justine thinks I'm Harry still. What a fucking moron!> -- > ¿ > > > ----Android NewsGroup
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On Tuesday, 26 September 2023 at 21:09:44 UTC-3, True North wrote:
> On Tuesday, 26 September 2023 at 18:26:32 UTC-3, justan wrote:
> > On Fri, 22 Sep 2023 13:18:47 -0400 (EDT), Justan <?@¿.com> wrote:
> >
> > >jher...@cox.net Wrote in message:r
> > >> On Mon, 18 Sep 2023 15:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "345...@gmail.com"<345...@gmail.com> wrote:>Biden’s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality>By Steven F. Hayward>>By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity.>Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves.>It’s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition. >>But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified stories about himself.>>He’s the political equivalent of Zelig, Woody Allen’s famous shape-shifting character who transformed into whatever ethnic group he happened to stand next to.>>Biden has claimed to have been “raised in the black church” and “raised in the synagogues in my state”; he says he “grew up in a Polish community” and was “politically” raised in the Puerto Rican community.>>His latest whopper is that he
> > >taught political theory for four years at the University of Pennsylvania, when in fact he never set foot in the classroom in what was a pure sinecure position.>>His previous false claims of being a civil-rights activist, getting arrested in South Africa with Nelson Mandela and being at Ground Zero in New York the day after 9/11 have all been debunked, along with lies about his academic record.>>The media cannot save lyin’ Joe Biden — even with his demands>He persists in claiming his son Beau died in Iraq, though he died of cancer in an American hospital long after his Iraq service was over.>>While Biden presents an extreme example, his made-up stories of personal greatness are typical of liberal politicians.>>Recall Hillary Clinton claiming she had been named for mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, even though the Mount Everest ascent that made him famous occurred six years after she was born.>>Among Bill Clinton’s many lies was his Biden-like claim of recalling black churches being
> > >burned in arson fires in his childhood, when a check of the historical record shows there were none in his area.>>John Kerry’s exaggerations about his Vietnam War record came back to haunt him in the 2004 presidential campaign when his fellow soldiers “Swift-boated” him.>>And never forget Al Gore invented the Internet.>>Democrats don’t have a monopoly on mythical stories. Ronald Reagan often drew criticism for telling stories that didn’t hold up under scrutiny.>But there’s a telling difference in the kind of tall tales Reagan told and the kind liberals tell.>>Reagan’s embellished and mythical stories (with one ambiguous and contested exception) were never about himself but always about America and the greatness of the American character.>>And remember the motto on his desk: “There’s no limit to what you can accomplish if you don’t care who gets the credit.”>By contrast, Biden boasts: “Name me a single objective we’ve ever set out to accomplish that we’ve failed on, name me
> > one.”>>The
> > >false stories of liberal politicians are usually about themselves and how great are their thoughts and deeds and experiences.>>Contrast Reagan’s first inaugural address with Clinton’s first inaugural address.>Reagan’s central theme was that it was the people themselves — not benevolent rulers in Washington — who would fix America’s problems.>>By contrast, a key line in Clinton’s inaugural address highlights the transcendent omniscience and omnipotence of the liberal mindset: “This ceremony is held in the depth of winter. But, by the words we speak and the faces we show the world, we force the spring.”>>Even nature will bend to the liberal will, through our “words” and “faces.”>>The neediness of liberal politicians derives ultimately from their world view, in which they are the agents of progress, the avatars of the “side of history” whose speed is always too slow to suit liberals.>>Joe Biden may be an outlier in his self-aggrandizement — making him a special-needs liberal long
> > before
> > >his current dotage manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that depends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power.>>Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy.I'm just fine with racism and other shit...Trump’s 'Repugnant' Demand For Wounded Veterans Revealed In Gen. MarkMilley Profile
> > >
> > >Well Harry, you wouldnt be smellin shitty smells if you took
> > > Donnies diaper off your head.
> >
> > Aww... Justine thinks I'm Harry still. What a fucking moron!
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What's this about Trumpty Dumpty in a spot of trouble with the New York financial sector?
SNERK! Hope they lock him up for what's left of his miserable life.

On Tue, 26 Sep 2023 17:09:42 -0700 (PDT), True North
<princecraft49@gmail.com> wrote:

>On Tuesday, 26 September 2023 at 18:26:32 UTC-3, justan wrote:
>> On Fri, 22 Sep 2023 13:18:47 -0400 (EDT), Justan <?@¿.com> wrote:
>>
>> >jher...@cox.net Wrote in message:r
>> >> On Mon, 18 Sep 2023 15:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "345...@gmail.com"<345...@gmail.com> wrote:>Biden’s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality>By Steven F. Hayward>>By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity.>Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves.>It’s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition. >>But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified age manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that depends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power.>>Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy.I'm just fine with racism and other shit...Trump’s 'Repugnant' Demand For Wounded Veterans Revealed In Gen. MarkMilley Profile
>> >
>> >Well Harry, you wouldnt be smellin shitty smells if you took
>> > Donnies diaper off your head.
>>
>> Aww... Justine thinks I'm Harry still. What a fucking moron!
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Does that enhance your self-esteem, Donnie?

On Wed, 27 Sep 2023 18:43:47 -0400, Poco Loc0 <jherring@cox.net>
wrote:

>On Tue, 26 Sep 2023 17:09:42 -0700 (PDT), True North
><princecraft49@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>On Tuesday, 26 September 2023 at 18:26:32 UTC-3, justan wrote:
>>> On Fri, 22 Sep 2023 13:18:47 -0400 (EDT), Justan <?@¿.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> >jher...@cox.net Wrote in message:r
>>> >> On Mon, 18 Sep 2023 15:29:24 -0700 (PDT), "345...@gmail.com"<345...@gmail.com> wrote:>Biden’s tall tales encapsulate the liberal mentality>By Steven F. Hayward>>By now it is apparent President Joe Biden is a special-needs child of political vanity.>Nearly all politicians exaggerate or tell tall tales about themselves.>It’s practically a requirement of the occupation, an expression of their typically large egos and ambition. >>But Biden abuses the privilege, serially plagiarizing the words and experiences of others throughout his career and telling easily falsified age manifested itself, but it is entirely typical of a creed that depends on self-affirmation to confirm their presumptions of goodness and assumption of unlimited power.>>Steven F. Hayward is the Gaylord Visiting Professor at Pepperdine University’s School of Public Policy.I'm just fine with racism and other shit...Trump’s 'Repugnant' Demand For Wounded Veterans Revealed In Gen. MarkMilley Profile
>>> >
>>> >Well Harry, you wouldnt be smellin shitty smells if you took
>>> > Donnies diaper off your head.
>>>
>>> Aww... Justine thinks I'm Harry still. What a fucking moron!
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>>
>>I agree wholeheartedly and unequivocally with this post!
>
>Does that enhance your self-esteem, Donnie?

Please stop cumming on my face! Only DJT is allowed!
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