re: #47 majii

“Don’t really like this guy, but…”

I’ve been a diabetic now for over 20 years, and nothing about my disease has ever caused me to do something immoral, make a bad judgment call, or break any law, even when my blood sugar level drops. This guy is a liar who blamed his diabetes for his act of voter fraud, and sadly and unfortunately, there are many in the GOP who will believe him. Something else in the article doesn’t make sense to me, either How can something he described as being “customary” [filling out his ex-wife’s ballots during their marriage] suddenly morph into something one easily “forgets” at the exact time he gets caught doing it? I don’t like persons who don’t own up to their wrongdoing when they’re caught red-handed doing something wrong. With people like these, their trouble is always caused by someone else or something else. Just last week, Meehan [R-Pennsylvania] blamed working to repeal Obamacare for harassing his former staffer after it became widely known that he called her his “soulmate.” Yuck. Their lies disgust me, and especially if they’re the type who claim to love the Lawd. I don’t know their god and I don’t know their Jesus.

did he have an “episode” each and every time?

liar