Mrs. Clinton v. Dr. Carson

I recently saw that great cartoon that someone sent me.

And then in the weekend's newspaper one of the political cartoonist drew a picture of Dr. Carson in a Burger King whopper outfit.  It brought home to me how the media has a double standard.  Two incidents - which were not proved untrue - that took place 35 to 50 years ago becomes relevant because Dr. Carson is a black, conservative Republican.  But let's take a look at just some of the whoppers told by Mrs. Clinton over the years.  And yet the main stream media continues to give her a pass.  Here are just a few of the Clinton lies.

• Mrs. Clinton claimed that her daughter Chelsea was jogging around the world during 9/11 when it turned out she was safe at home.
• She claimed that she was "under fire" with bullets flying everywhere when she landed in Bosnia.  However, the pilot said there were no bullets anywhere and they would not have departed if there was any danger.  In fact, a little girl presented her with flowers after she landed.
• She claimed she never said the riots in Benghazi were caused by a political cartoon of Mohammad despite numerous videos contradicting her.
• She claimed she was named after Sir Edmund Hillary after he climbed Mt. Everest - but she was 6 years old when that happened.
• She claimed it was by reading the Wall St. Journal that she, on her own, turned $1,000 into a $100,000 profit on her one and only foray in the cattle futures market.  However, the WSJ did not cover that market at the time.
• She claimed she never received a subpoena concerning her emails and server although the House Committee produced the subpoena.
• She claimed all of her grandparents immigrated to the U.S.  However, only one did.
• She claimed that she and her husband were dead broke when they left the White House.  And yet below is a photo of the house they were able to purchase.  Most of us couldn't afford the taxes on such a house.
  
  

  

• When she was a lawyer in the Rose law firm she did work for Castle Grande, which turned out to be a fraudulent venture.  She claimed she never worked on the project despite the law firm billing records showing she spent at least 30 hours on the project.

I could give many more examples.  The question I ask is:  when will the main stream media discuss Mrs. Clinton's lies?

I can hear the crickets chirping!

Contributed by James J. Pirretti