It wouldn't surprise me.  Lying seems to be in vogue.  I don't know that it's more popular, only that it's always been done.  And some of us are sick of it.

Posted by The Taint on 12/5/2015 1:24:00 PM (view original):
Did anything of them prove he lied about anything?

Maybe... I didn't click on all of them. I asked that he prove it to me, not for me to do the research to find out that he lied. Just posting a list that could be fabricated from a left-wing source doesn't prove it. I don't believe a lot of crap on the internet.

Posted by bronxcheer on 12/5/2015 4:42:00 AM (view original):

Fox News host Bret Baier claimed that 94 million Americans were "not in the labor force" in an attempt to dismiss the latest unemployment rate figure from the Bureau of Labor Statistics November 2015 Jobs Report. But Baier failed to note that most of the 94 million includes retired people and students.

In the December 4 edition of his Fox News show, host Bret Baier reported that the U.S. economy gained 211 thousand jobs, but claimed that "it's important to note that the number of people without a job, not participating in the workforce is still over the 94 million mark for the fourth month in a row."

Where in that report does it show MOST of the 94 million includes retired people and students?

And for the record... I think college students SHOULD be working. I worked 2 jobs in high school. I worked while I got my undergrad degree. I worked full time and got a masters degree. It's no wonder so many college students come out of school with debt, then can't get a job when they graduate, if they think they don't need to work because they are in school.... Boo hoo.

Obama could be the Franz von Papen of the US.

Shocking Obamacare news:

"So let’s recap. Obamacare has depressed job growth, costs are escalating at a higher rate, barely a dent has been made in the numbers of uninsured, and insurers are either exiting the markets or failing altogether. Under any other circumstances, a program that failed on its promises so badly would have all sides moving quickly to repeal it and work on a replacement. Don’t bet on that outcome from this White House and its dwindling number of Democratic supporters on Capitol Hill. They will surely try to sell us the illusion of competence and success.

That doesn’t mean we have to buy it."