Pebble wrote:
Organic food isn?t the end-all-be-all, but to claim that it is going to make you sick is a bit severe.

Adonis wrote:

I'm sorry you don't want the top 25% of white students go to the best school we have. I'm sorry you don't want the top 25% of all the students go to the best school we have period.

That's the problem with these liberals. They're all against racism unless it's detrimental to their favored race. Equality indeed.

Monroe wrote:
The takeaway from nj.com is that Trump exaggerated about the Muslim celebrations, and that Fulop lied about them.

In considering our annual Lie of the Year, we found our only real contenders were Trump?s -- his various statements also led our Readers? Poll. But it was hard to single one out from the others. So we have rolled them into one big trophy.

To the candidate who says he?s all about winning, PolitiFact designates the many campaign misstatements of Donald Trump as our 2015 Lie of the Year.

When it comes to inaccurate statements, the Donald was on fire:

"I watched when the World Trade Center came tumbling down," he said at a Nov. 21 rally in Birmingham, Ala. "And I watched in Jersey City, N.J., where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. Thousands of people were cheering." Pants on Fire. There is no video of thousands of people in Jersey City cheering. Weeks later, Trump continues to stand by his claim but has not been able to point to evidence to back it up. Public safety officials on the ground in New Jersey say it never happened.

Yvonne wrote:
Of course happened, this was reported by Pablo Guzman during 9/11. The worse liar, is the person who denies the evidence. When this story was posted on JJ, a number of people who I don't know, also responded, saying they saw celebrations in JC. This happened in NYC as reported by the former mayor and the FBI has reports on JC. Just because you did not see something, it doesn't mean it did not happened. The world does not revolve around what you see.

Yvonne wrote:
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A liar is a person who distorts the truth. I have always stuck to the truth even if that truth comes from a person you do not like. Let me repeat, Trump exaggerated about the numbers, but not the facts.

Monroe wrote:

Planned Parenthood was busted for selling baby parts, then denied it, then decided to stop doing it. Oopsie.

Yvonne wrote:

When you review history, you must understand the source, for the US it is western civilization written through the lens of the Protestant Reformers who were anti-papist during the middle ages.

JCMan8 wrote:
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I'd love to see if you were this obsessed over Hillary's many, many lies. Somehow I doubt it.

Donald Trump implied he had met Russian President Vladimir Putin in the course of taping an episode of CBS? ?60 Minutes? in which they were both interviewed ? but the two men were interviewed separately, in different countries.

?I got to know him very well because we were both on ?60 Minutes,? we were stablemates, and we did very well that night,? Trump said during the Republican debate hosted by Fox Business Network and the Wall Street Journal on Nov. 10.

The two did appear on the same ?60 Minutes? episode, which aired on Sept. 27. But journalist Charlie Rose traveled to Moscow for the two-hour interview with Putin, and Trump was interviewed by Scott Pelley in Trump?s Fifth Avenue penthouse in Manhattan.

Monroe wrote:

I guess you don't post much here if you think I'm a Trump guy, lol.

Incorrect. The mayor of NY, the chief of police of NY, and a zillion people noted some Muslims celebrating.

Monroe wrote:
Anyone who wants to label Trump as delusional must also label Mrs. Clinton as the same, no? After all, she claimed to be dodging bullets upon landing in Bosnia, when in fact she was greeted by a young woman who wrote her a poem. Chelsea was alongside her.

Frank_M wrote:
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RickSp wrote:
So you [Yvonne] do acknowledge that Trump is a stone cold liar...

Perhaps he wasn?t lying at all. Have you considered the possibility that that for certain aspects of his world view, he simply isn?t capable of making a significant distinction between objective and subjective reality? If he didn?t genuinely believe he is correct and justified in making all kinds of ridiculous statements, the embarrassment of being so profoundly off could be too much to bear. I don?t think he was lying per se, but what may be going on in his mind could be far more complex and potentially dangerous than simple dishonesty.

Yvonne wrote:
Is there a problem with your reading skills? I said more than once, there are two exaggerations, what Trump said and the people denying we had celebrations in JC. I said more than once, JC probably follower what Mayor Giuliana said, "There were pockets of celebrations." It was probably located to Westside Avenue and Journal Square which is not thousands of people.

Yvonne wrote:
Here is a clip on JC & 9/11 from the Hudson County View.

http://hudsoncountyview.com/911-cbs-r ... -the-roof-in-jersey-city/

Yvonne wrote:

I don't need to validate what my neighbor told me 14 years ago, but others do. No, there was not thousands, there were incidents similar to what Mayor Guiliana said some neighborhoods in NYC.

Yvonne wrote:
Bernard Kerik had FBI reports. OPRA the reports.

Yvonne wrote:
So someone has an affair then their information is false. I remember many people defending President Clinton saying what he did in his private life does not affect his presidency. The reason I bring this up because there are two extremes. The first extreme is Trump, his insistence on thousands of people but the second extreme is to deny there was no celebrations. While they did not have his face, a reporter was saying last night, the chief of Paterson police did admit to some celebrations. I am sure if someone did an OPRA on the FBI on 9/11, that information would be available.

On November 5, 2009, Kerik pleaded guilty to eight felony tax and false statement charges,[35] and surrendered at the U.S. minimum security prison camp in Cumberland, Maryland, on May 17, 2010. He was discharged from federal custody on October 15, 2013, after serving 5 months home confinement. Bernard Kerik is serving additional penalty of three years probation (Federal Supervised Release) and current owes the USA over $180,000 criminal restitution on which he pays $1000/monthly .