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Minnesota man alleges Obama smoked crack cocaine and had sexual tryst

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Has Fox News run a hit piece on Obama? According to Hillary, she has gotten more fair coverage from FNC than any of the other alphabet networks.

 

I'm sure it's okay to believe Hillary when she says something good about FNC, but anything else she says in her campaign is considered a lie by most anti-Hillary people. :lol:

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I'm not sure if they have or not.

 

However you try to make it seem like Democrats/Liberal supporters are the only ones who have these shady tactics, and that is simply not true. It happens on both sides whether you like it or not.

The New York Times has run afoul of its own public ombudsmen that it considered eliminating the position a few years ago. The McCain smear was only the latest case in which the ombudsmen found fault with the Times' behavior.

 

However, this thread is about Obama and there is as much reason for the NYT to investigate allegations against him as there is to imply that McCain had an affair with a lobbyist nine years ago. That will not happen and the NYT management will continue to wonder why it loses subscribers every day and why it can no longer employee as many people as it once could.

The blogosphere...doing jobs that the New York Times won't...

 

 

Dr. Ed Gelb, Former President of the American Polygraph Association was the Polygraph expert selected by Whitehouse.com.
He has done over 30,000 polygraph examinations over his long career. There were two polygraph tests administered by Dr. Gelb on Friday. the first polygraph asked Mr. Sinclair on his sex claims. The second polygraph test asked Mr. Sinclair on the drug use claims. There was
deception indicated
in both tests.

Has Fox News run a hit piece on Obama? According to Hillary, she has gotten more fair coverage from FNC than any of the other alphabet networks.

Yes, Fox News has run a hit on Obama... ran lies that they claimed came from Hillary... "allegedly."

 

Don't you remember "this is HUGE!" ?

The blogosphere...doing jobs that the New York Times won't...

 

 

Dr. Ed Gelb, Former President of the American Polygraph Association was the Polygraph expert selected by Whitehouse.com.
He has done over 30,000 polygraph examinations over his long career. There were two polygraph tests administered by Dr. Gelb on Friday. the first polygraph asked Mr. Sinclair on his sex claims. The second polygraph test asked Mr. Sinclair on the drug use claims. There was
deception indicated
in both tests.

 

Does deception indicated mean he was telling the truth or lying? The article made it seem like he is telling the truth.

This guy is off his rocker. He's just a puppet for someone else.

Yes, Fox News has run a hit on Obama... ran lies that they claimed came from Hillary... "allegedly."

 

Don't you remember "this is HUGE!" ?

When one major candidate makes charges against another major candidate it is news. FNC has given all of the major candidates of both parties plenty of air time to make and respond to charges made by the other candidates. That is exactly what the media is supposed to do.

 

When a major newspaper digs up a nine-year old rumor, intentionally omits facts to damage a candidate and runs it on the front page it does qualify as a hit piece. All but the most ardent Democratic partisans have criticized the NYT for the McCain story. To wit:

 

I have no ax to grind on behalf of Senator McCain. I have a high regard for him and often say so when I do TV appearances to discuss the presidential campaign. I disagree with him on most issues - especially the Iraq War. I am known to be a pretty strong liberal Democrat. I do not plan on voting for Senator McCain for president.

 

I make this post only to set the record straight. Senator McCain did not include in his letter what we hoped he would.

 

In the spring of 2000, I was quoted in the Washington Post stating that fact or something close to it when this story was first written - I believe shortly after Senator McCain had defeated then Governor Bush in the 2000 New Hampshire Primary.

 

I repeated that fact to a Washington Post reporter several weeks ago. I never heard from the New York Times, even though, as just stated, I was on-the-record in 2000 with the Post. Yet neither newspaper, for whatever reason, included that fact in either story.
My Role Involving Today's Times/Post Story on John McCain by Lanny Davis
from The Huffington Post

In case you are too young to remember Lanny Davis, he is a close personal friend of Bill and Hillary Clinton and as he himself admits, a pretty strong liberal Democrat. Davis was among Bill Clinton's most vocal defenders during the impeachment process.

 

Do you believe that the New York Times story was fair and accurate, or do you agree with the New York Times' ombudsman and Lanny Davis' criticism of the article?

Does deception indicated mean he was telling the truth or lying? The article made it seem like he is telling the truth.
My interpretation of the article is that the polygraph results indicate that Sinclair made up the allegations against Obama, but it did not give enough details about what parts of the test indicated deception. It sounds like Sinclair pocketed money for taking the polygraphs and was hoping to pass the tests and collect another $100,000 but he failed.
What exactly is Crack?

 

what happens when I bend over;)

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