A scorpion came to a river and wanted to cross. Since scorpions can’t swim, he looked for a way across the river. Sitting on a Lilly Pad, was a frog. The scorpion asked the frog for a ride on his back across the river. The frog refused because he said the scorpion would sting him and they both drown. Finally, the scorpion convinced the frog that he wouldn’t sting him, the frog let the scorpion onto his back and started across the river. In the middle of the river, the scorpion stung the frog and they both started to sink. As they were going down, the frog cried out,” Why!?” The scorpion replied, “I’m a scorpion, that’s what we do.”
People wonder why the Democrats lie. Like scorpions, that’s what Democrats do. Remember Bill Clinton’s infamous claim, “I did not have sex with that woman, Ms. Lewinsky. He would have gotten away with the lie if not for a certain blue dress. That’s just one of many times Clinton lied or spun the truth.
Of course, the two biggest lies in the last twenty years were Obama’s lies, “If you like your doctor you can keep him.” And, “If you like your insurance plan, you can keep it.” Now, we know Obama knew at the time, it was a lie.
Hillary Clinton said she gave all the work emails to the State Department even though none were about Benghazi. If you believe that, I have a bridge in New York for sale.
Harry Reid was a proven liar when he accused Mitt Romney of tax evasion. When confronted with his lie, he shrugged his shoulders and said, “He wasn’t elected, was he?”
When Democrats are proven to be lying, they, time after time say, “Well, so and so did it, too.” I guess their mothers never asked them, “If so and so jumped off a cliff would you do it, too?”
I had a friend who once said a Democrat would would rather climb a tree to tell a lie than stand on the ground and tell the truth. He wasn’t lying.
In my many years I have come to a
conclusion that one useless man
is a shame, two is a law firm,
and three or more is a congress.
— John Adams
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