Originally Posted By Kimber OK, SO maybe he's not exactly telling the truth. Maybe he just remembers it differently. Maybe those who worked with him didn't "know" who he was. Maybe he didn't know who he was. Maybe he needs a dose of Straight Talk. The Mendacity of Hype is a work of fiction - ooooookkkkkkaaaaayyyyyyy! Padding your resume can get you fired at the company I work for. <a href="http://www.analyzethis.net/blog/2005/07/09/barack-obama-embellishes-his-resume/" target="_blank">http://www.analyzethis.net/blo g/2005/07/09/barack-obama-embellishes-his-resume/</a> Kim
Originally Posted By Mr X How is that any different from Hillary claiming that she brought peace to Northern Ireland?
Originally Posted By Mr X The comments are rather interesting as well. Thanks for the link, interesting stuff anyway.
Originally Posted By SingleParkPassholder "The Mendacity of Hype..." Your first attempt at parodying his book title wasn't clever. Repeated variations on the theme are even less so.
Originally Posted By Inspector 57 The link that's offered above is an internet blog. Uh, yeeeaaaaaaah. That's how *I* want to collect credible information about potential presidential candidates. As X said, the comments there are interesting.
Originally Posted By Dabob2 <Your first attempt at parodying his book title wasn't clever. Repeated variations on the theme are even less so.> Exactly. It's on the same level of woody's referring to Sen. Clinton as "Shrillary," which I'm sure Kimber wouldn't much like. In both cases, it's very junior-high.
Originally Posted By SuperDry <<< It's on the same level of ... referring to Sen. Clinton as "Shrillary," >>> What do you think is more likely? a) this was a turn of phrase thought up by the person that posted it here, or b) it was read on a right-wing blog or came out of a radio speaker and was parroted here.
Originally Posted By dshyates I vote for plagiarism. As the original poster seems to express a lot of the same talking points that propaganda radio spews.
