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zbdent

(35,392 posts)
Thu Dec 5, 2013, 09:04 AM Dec 2013

Question ... if the Repug talking point presented to the "liberally-biased media" was that

"nobody can get onto the website" ...

Then how are the Repugs going to present all these "horror stories" where the person got on the web site, looked for "comparable insurance", and their rates "skyrocketed"? (Their new talking point, since "Repeal Obamacare" now rates low in the "likability" of GOP catchphrases).

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Question ... if the Repug talking point presented to the "liberally-biased media" was that (Original Post) zbdent Dec 2013 OP
The GOP is allowed to change their lies as if no one JoePhilly Dec 2013 #1

JoePhilly

(27,787 posts)
1. The GOP is allowed to change their lies as if no one
Thu Dec 5, 2013, 09:07 AM
Dec 2013

recalls what they said yesterday.

You could have a video of yesterday's lie, which contradicts today's lie, and play it for them ... they will act as if it never happened.

And the media will jump to the new lie right along with them.

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