Bolton LIED to Congress : AP Article "inaccurately told Congress"

[jackstraw45]

http://www.wtopnews.com/index.php?nid=116&sid=548112

State Dept. Says Bolton Was Interviewed
Updated: Thursday, Jul. 28, 2005 - 8:41 PM

By MARK SHERMAN
Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) - John Bolton, the nominee for U.N. ambassador, inaccurately told Congress he had not been interviewed or testified in any investigation over the past five years, the State Department said Thursday, responding to a Democratic critic.

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http://www.wtopnews.com/index.php?nid=116&sid=548112

[lakeguy]

1. lie lie lie lie lie lie lie lie

lie. is it that hard to write three letters?

[Independent_Liberal]

2. Why does that not surprise me?

:)

[tavalon]

3. Inaccurately told

Man that's a convoluted term for lie, isn't it?

[Jackpine Radical]

6. That statement is no longer operative. (Ron Ziegler)

The art of the Handy Euphemism. An old Repug custom.

[stepnw1f]

4. We Have A Political Coup in this Country

and journalists don't have the balls to call a lie a lie! Fuckin' incredible...

[hang a left]

5. Rumor is Bolton is going to get a recess appointment

Hopefully this story gets repeated in the MSM.

[Jackpine Radical]

7. I assume "inaccurately told" is a direct quote from State.

In that case, all AP is doing is reporting what was said. Let the Morans translate it for themselves (if they dare to add the burden to their increasing cognitive dissonance).

[fearnobush]

8. No AP, He Fuckin' Lied! Dammit, Call a spade a spade

you worthless suck asses, your killing this country with such safety terms. Be true, we will protect you.

"Bolton was interviewed by the State Department inspector general as part of a joint investigation with the Central Intelligence Agency related to Iraqi attempts to buy nuclear materials from Niger, State Department spokesman Noel Clay said.

When Bolton filled out a Senate questionnaire in connection with his nomination, "he didn't recall being interviewed by the State Department's inspector general. Therefore, his form, as submitted, was inaccurate," Clay said. "He will correct it."