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Old 03-23-2012, 06:17 AM
 
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Seems the Presidential Hoepfuls and the Imcumbent Camp are tripping over their tongues. Burn-out's coming early this campaign season.

FACT CHECK: Say what? Odd campaign pronouncements | Political Headlines | Comcast (http://xfinity.comcast.net/articles/news-politics/20120323/US.Campaign.Silly.Season/?cid=hero_media - broken link)

FACT CHECK: Say what? Odd campaign pronouncements

WASHINGTON — Silly-season pollen seems to have infected the campaign trail.

On the Democratic side, the excitable Vice President Joe Biden made the jaw-dropping claim that the raid that killed Osama bin Laden was unsurpassed in its audacity by anything that has happened since the 16th century — that's right, for 500 years.

Among Republicans, a punchy Rick Santorum declared that President Barack Obama's health care law makes the life of every single American dependent on the government.

Seriously?

However far-reaching, the law is neither life-giving, nor health-destroying, and most Americans probably won't feel a thing.

Mitt Romney, for his part, continued to blame Obama for banning old-fashioned light bulbs even after it was pointed out that Republican George W. Bush was the president who made the decision crowding those energy-wasters from the market. That was somewhat audacious, although not in the ballpark of the night-time raid on the lair of bin Laden.
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