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Liberals like to make a big deal out of tiny errors in speeches by Republican politicians. The most notorious case was noted by [[Ann Coulter]], regarding a line that President [[Ronald Reagan]] read in a speech correctly 9 times out of 10. The one time he got it wrong, he interrupted his speech to correct himself. Yet the liberal press magnified that one speaking error, distorting it into a misstatement or even a misquotation. They accused Reagan of not knowing the correct quote, (deliberately?) ignoring the fact that he immediately recognized his mispronunciation - something he could not have done if he didn't know the quote by heart.

Liberals like to make a big deal out of tiny errors in speeches by Republican politicians. The most notorious case was noted by [[Ann Coulter]], regarding a line that President [[Ronald Reagan]] read in a speech correctly 9 times out of 10. The one time he got it wrong, he interrupted his speech to correct himself. Yet the liberal press magnified that one speaking error, distorting it into a misstatement or even a misquotation. They accused Reagan of not knowing the correct quote, (deliberately?) ignoring the fact that he immediately recognized his mispronunciation - something he could not have done if he didn't know the quote by heart.

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