Rep. McHenry calls U.S. soldier in Iraq a 'two-bit security guard.' »
Posted By Wil 1 year, 3 months ago in NewsDuring a public appearance on Saturday, Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-NC) belittled a U.S. soldier in Iraq who was following orders and wouldn't let McHenry go to the gym without the proper credentials. McHenry referred to the guard as a "two-bit security guard."
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injest1 year, 3 months ago
Rep. McHenry calls U.S. soldier in Iraq a 'two-bit security guard.'
Rep. Patrick McHenry (R-NC) belittled a "U.S. soldier" in Iraq who
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"I was not very happy with this two-bit security guard. So you know, I said, "I want to see your supervisor." Thirty minutes later, the supervisor wasn't happy with me, they escort me back to my room."
Strange, why did he ask the U.S. soldier "I want to see your supervisor." And not I want to see your sergeant or CO?
"I want to see your supervisor." Is what you would say if the person was a civilian, not a "soldier"
Id give this story a 99.8% chance it's bogus
By Amanda? Isn't this the idiot who claimed McCain "plagiarized" a speech only to have that blow up in her face?
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libsRfunny1 year, 2 months ago
" Id give this story a 99.8% chance it's bogus
By Amanda? Isn't this the idiot who claimed McCain "plagiarized" a speech only to have that blow up in her face?"
What??? "ThinkProgress.org" printing lies??? ohhh you right-winger you! lol
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libsRfunny1 year, 2 months ago
"'I want to see your supervisor.' Is what you would say if the person was a civilian, not a "soldier"
Right you are. Underneath the story is an "update" explaining McHenry was talking to and about a civilian contractor and not a soldier. Being the sleaze bags they are, ThinkProgress didn't bother correcting their bogus headline, which means they knowingly have published a falsehood. That being the case, they now could he liable for libel and defamation. They know the headline isn't true, but the kept it, anyway. Idiots!!
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