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*The claim that the [[Apostles]] were all illiterate (motivation: to portray them as dumb) | *The claim that the [[Apostles]] were all illiterate (motivation: to portray them as dumb) | ||
*The claim of [[extraterrestrial life]] (motivation: deny that man was created in [[God]]'s image) | *The claim of [[extraterrestrial life]] (motivation: deny that man was created in [[God]]'s image) | ||
| − | *The Bush tax cuts substantially reduced 2006 revenues and expanded the budget deficit. | + | *The claim that the [[George W. Bush|Bush]] tax cuts substantially reduced 2006 revenues and expanded the [[budget]] deficit. |
| − | *The Bush tax cuts have not helped the economy. | + | *The claim that the [[George W. Bush|Bush]] tax cuts have not helped the economy. |
Please add to this list. | Please add to this list. | ||
Revision as of 03:44, September 24, 2007
Liberal Myths are heavily promoted falsehoods motivated by a liberal belief system. They include:
- The claim of a population explosion (motivation: promote abortion)
- The claim that people today are smarter than in prior centuries (motivation: to make famous Christians look dumb)
- The claim that the Apostles were all illiterate (motivation: to portray them as dumb)
- The claim of extraterrestrial life (motivation: deny that man was created in God's image)
- The claim that the Bush tax cuts substantially reduced 2006 revenues and expanded the budget deficit.
- The claim that the Bush tax cuts have not helped the economy.
Please add to this list.