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| − | '''Liberal excuses''' are lame excuses given by liberals when they have been caught and publically exposed in their misbehavior | + | '''Liberal excuses''' are lame excuses given by liberals when they have been caught and publically exposed in their misbehavior after it becomes impossible to continue to deny having committed the acts in the first place. |
Rather than taking responsibility for what they have done and accepting the consequences, they tend to either downplay the significance of their actions or deflect the blame for them onto others. | Rather than taking responsibility for what they have done and accepting the consequences, they tend to either downplay the significance of their actions or deflect the blame for them onto others. | ||
==Examples== | ==Examples== | ||
| − | When Democrat [[Eric Massa]] was caught having [[homosexuality|homosexually]] [[Sexual harassment|harassed]] members of his congressional staff and resigned, he tried to place the blame for his resignation onto fellow Democrats. Appearing on the [[Glenn Beck]] TV show, he finally took responsibility for | + | When Democrat [[Eric Massa]] was caught having [[homosexuality|homosexually]] [[Sexual harassment|harassed]] members of his congressional staff and resigned, he tried to place the blame for his resignation onto fellow Democrats. Appearing on the [[Glenn Beck]] TV show, he finally took responsibility for his resignation and the actions leading up to it, but then besmirched the U.S. [[Navy]] and the rest of the military by suggesting that his behavior was typical Navy behavior. Meanwhile, [[Nancy Pelosi]] tried to shield Massa from accountability by suggesting his recent illness was the cause of his actions. |
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Revision as of 13:59, March 11, 2010
Liberal excuses are lame excuses given by liberals when they have been caught and publically exposed in their misbehavior after it becomes impossible to continue to deny having committed the acts in the first place.
Rather than taking responsibility for what they have done and accepting the consequences, they tend to either downplay the significance of their actions or deflect the blame for them onto others.
Examples
When Democrat Eric Massa was caught having homosexually harassed members of his congressional staff and resigned, he tried to place the blame for his resignation onto fellow Democrats. Appearing on the Glenn Beck TV show, he finally took responsibility for his resignation and the actions leading up to it, but then besmirched the U.S. Navy and the rest of the military by suggesting that his behavior was typical Navy behavior. Meanwhile, Nancy Pelosi tried to shield Massa from accountability by suggesting his recent illness was the cause of his actions.
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