Saturday, December 29, 2007

Girl won Hannah Montana tickets with fake essay

An essay that won a 6-year-old girl four tickets to a Hannah Montana concert began with the powerful line: "My daddy died this year in Iraq."
While gripping, it was not true — and now the girl may lose her tickets after her mom acknowledged to contest organizers it was all a lie.

Which one is worse?
1. A mom and a girl making up lies about Iraq and soldiers to win prizes.
2. Liberal soldiers lying about Iraq to deceive the public and change opinion about the war.
3. Liberals making up fake instances of racism to try and remain relevant.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

it's quite a stretch to tag this story with "liberal lies" don't you think?

Anonymous said...

how do you connect the essay contest
to liberal soldiers in the republican army telling the truth about the war

or should we even ask?

The Game said...

I know your not embarrassed for yourself, so I will be for you. People so clueless like yourself, don't care that soldiers who were NEVER IN IRAQ or were kicked out right away go on TV and lie...the ends justify the means, don't they?
And you wonder why I can't stand hard-core liberals. No morals, no sense of right and wrong...do and say whatever it takes to get what they want.
Or are you so ill-informed that you didn't know all those soldiers were not even in Iraq?
Can you come up with something intelligent to say, please?
As in this instance, your just flat out wrong.
I have the links, I have the stories documented, take some time to look them up since you show what little clue you have about reality.

Scorpion said...

GAME....#3..Example..McNally on the radio or on INTERCHANGE..trying
to sound and talk other than..Joel
McNally.....horrible........