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| | Here are some common [[liberal]] tricks that many people fall for: | | Here are some common [[liberal]] tricks that many people fall for: |
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| | + | #try to draw a conservative in to saying or doing something which can then be dishonestly twisted to cast him in a bad light. |
| | # So as not to show his true beliefs of supporting evil infanticide and taxpayer-funded [[abortion]], [[Barack Obama]] insists he is pro-choice, but not pro-abortion. <ref>[http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/08/16/obama-and-mccain-try-to-woo-conservative-voters-at-forum/ Obama, McCain’s Abortion Positions Contrast Sharply at Faith Forum] Fox News, August 16, 2008 </ref> | | # So as not to show his true beliefs of supporting evil infanticide and taxpayer-funded [[abortion]], [[Barack Obama]] insists he is pro-choice, but not pro-abortion. <ref>[http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/08/16/obama-and-mccain-try-to-woo-conservative-voters-at-forum/ Obama, McCain’s Abortion Positions Contrast Sharply at Faith Forum] Fox News, August 16, 2008 </ref> |
| | # Inserting a [[liberal]] assumption into a question, as illustrated by the classic "when did you stop beating your wife?!" | | # Inserting a [[liberal]] assumption into a question, as illustrated by the classic "when did you stop beating your wife?!" |
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| | # Inserting false information, usually lewd into a respected work or group of works. | | # Inserting false information, usually lewd into a respected work or group of works. |
| | # Defending the assuration that democrats.com is not affiliated with the [[Democratic]] party. (We are told as an independent website, Democrats do not control the views of democrats.com.) | | # Defending the assuration that democrats.com is not affiliated with the [[Democratic]] party. (We are told as an independent website, Democrats do not control the views of democrats.com.) |
| − | # Claiming expertise beyond one's area of expertise, as in a "Dr." or professor implying that he is an expert in an area beyond his specialty | + | # Claiming expertise beyond one's area of expertise, as in a "Dr." or professor implying that he is an expert in an area beyond his specialty<ref>Liberals often cited physicists who had no training or expertise in engineering liberal for their baseless, illogical criticisms of [[SDI]].</ref> |
| | # Pretending an honorary degree does not give someone the right to be called "Doctor" | | # Pretending an honorary degree does not give someone the right to be called "Doctor" |
| | # Pretending [[affirmative action]] is the best way to fill positions, including [[Affirmative action president|President of the U.S.]] | | # Pretending [[affirmative action]] is the best way to fill positions, including [[Affirmative action president|President of the U.S.]] |