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To: Don Hurst who wrote (799262)	8/3/2014 4:32:20 PM
From: longnshort	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1579897

One Pic Says It All: The Evil Of Hamas

To: Don Hurst who wrote (799262)	8/3/2014 6:19:33 PM
From: longnshort	Respond to of 1579897

Clintons: Behavior of Our Critics ‘Should Not Be Allowed’ By Jim Geraghty July 31, 2014 11:08 AM The Clintons — Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea — release a joint statement on recent books critical of them by Ed Klein, Daniel Halper, and Ronald Kessler: “Their behavior should neither be allowed nor enabled, and legitimate media outlets who know with every fiber of their being that this is complete crap should know not to get down in the gutter with them and spread their lies. But if anyone isn’t sure, let’s strap all three to a polygraph machine on live TV and let the needle tell the truth.” Got that? “Should not be allowed.” I can’t wait for Hillary to take the oath and pledge to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution . . . except for the First Amendment rights of authors who criticize me.” Because the Tuzla Dash/“dead broke”/“did not . . . have . . . sexual . . . relations” Clintons are just the right folks to accuse others of lying, right? Are Hillary and Bill willing to subject themselves to live, televised polygraph tests? UPDATE: Michael Blum reminds me of this past comment from Hillary Clinton, discussing her successful legal defense of an accused rapist: On the tapes, Clinton, who speaks in a Southern drawl, appears to acknowledge that she was aware of her client’s guilt, brags about successfully getting the only piece of physical evidence thrown out of court, and laughs about it all whimsically.“He took a lie detector test. I had him take a polygraph, which he passed, which forever destroyed my faith in polygraphs,” Clinton says on the recording, failing to hold back some chuckles.