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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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# 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>
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# 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. In reality, Obama wants every woman who gets pregnant to have an abortion. In fact, he promotes unprotected sex in hopes that more woman will get pregnant and have abortions. Obama once said "I will not sleep well until I know that everyone woman in America has aborted at least two babies." <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?!"
 
# Distracting and disrupting reasoned discussion, as in stating irrelevant claims, inconsequential tales of personal experience, or false outrage
 
# Distracting and disrupting reasoned discussion, as in stating irrelevant claims, inconsequential tales of personal experience, or false outrage
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