". . . accusations of the President's mendacity are out-of-order on the

[patrice]

House floor."

So, can representatives say that the President appears to be a liar? That's not an accusation, only an observation. Then, at least, we could talk about WHY the President appears to be a liar. It would seem that the answers as to why the President appears to be a liar would point us at the heart of the problem between us and it would be useful to both sides to address that. If they don't address the truth of their relationship they should "divorce" one another, because the truth is that they do not want to reconcile their differences.

[fooj]

1. NEWSFLASH!!! Nothing accusatory about factual statements!

:hi:

[savannahana]

4. but fooj,

"facts" are "out-of-order" on the floor of this Congress...
(you better drink your midday Koolaid, girl!!)

just as good old four-letter words like "LIAR" are "out-of-order"

whereas mendacity is a nice, Empire-appropriate, Latinate term

of (count 'em) *four syllables*........

would *ushter even be able to pronounce it???

oops, it's also a synonym for "disassemble" in *ushspeak

:evilgrin:

[EVDebs]

2. YOU'RE out of order! YOU'RE out of order! THE WHOLE TRIAL is out of order!

Al Pacino- And Justice For All

[savannahana]

3. damn, EVDebs. sync/psych!

:hi:

[fooj]

5. Hey lady---fancy meeting you here...

:pals:

peace.