The Telegraph continues their flim-flam.

We can see where The Telegraph has decided to throw their comrades in deception from AP which they used in The Telegraph's "hi-tech" lynching of Herman Cain! under the bus again. They have a lot in common with Obama when it comes to this type of thing.  Do you remember Kenny Burgamy? The Telegraph Editorial Page Editor Charles E. Richardson sure got a laugh out of this.

The Telegraph chose an article titled Campaigns trade accusations of lies  by Jim Puzzanghera for their foray into providing deception to the people of middle Georgia.  We can see everyone got their talking points and have crawled down in the gutter with Obama as they try to paint Romney as dishonest. 

They passed up an AP article titled Presidential race rumbles into final 4 weeks with the basics difference being the AP article mentions how Obama is “weak” and how his administration keeps “…changing explanation for the deadly attacks on the U.S. consulate in Libya.”

The Telegraph was still running this scam long after the rest of the world had figured out what was going on.

Perhaps there was a free lunch or lunches and future employment involved for someone at The Telegraph. They have proved beyond a shadow of a doubt they are susceptible to this type of conduct.

The Telegraph has done everything they can to help with the Obama administrations cover up of this sordid affair.

 It reminds people that Obama has no foreign policy and how his incompetence has led to the death of our Ambassador, two former Navy Seals and a computer tech. It demonstrates he is more than willing to deceive the people of this Great Nation for his own political purposes.

The Telegraph’s President and Publisher, George McCanless, Executive Editor, Sherrie Marshall and Editorial Page Editor Charles E. Richardson have clearly demonstrated they are willing to cover up the deceit and dishonest of the Obama Administration.

For The Telegraph to promote the paper as “middle Georgia’s newspaper” while carrying the water and striving to help this administration with their deceit and dishonesty is the perfect definition of a “scam”. 

If they want to be the propaganda arm of the Obama Administration let them be honest about it

If we are wrong we are more than willing to listen to anyone’s explanation of how and why.

The Obama administration has been as dishonest as any administration since the Nixon years.

The Telegraph has been more than willing to deceive the people of middle Georgia about this administration.  As we have noted before they have reached the point when they cannot cover up or twist things for Obama they just declare it “all politics” and not worth covering.

This is not unlike the way they scammed the people during the Clinton Administration. When Clinton’s problems first appeared they rushed to join the media circle around him and offer their protection. Nothing demonstrates this more than the following. 

On Tuesday, Jan. 28, 1992 in an editorial titled “Can one sleazy story destroy Clinton Candidacy?"  The Telegraph issued instructions to the people of middle Georgia on how they should react to the Clinton scandals. The instructions were: “Let’s be very careful and very specific in judging Gov. Bill Clinton, a leading Democratic presidential candidate in trouble with his past.”

The Telegraph then went on to assure everyone that Clinton was not responsible for his troubles. They assured us “His problems stems from allegations in a sleazy supermarket tabloid that pays big money for its muck.”

Till this day they carry the water for the Clintons, one of which is involved in the Obama Administration's cover up of the problems in the North Africa and the Middle East.

As late as 2003 The Telegraph was lying to the people of middle Georgia as they told, them all Clinton did was lie “…about having an illicit sexual affair with a woman…” of course they did not mention she was a young intern at the White House.

So it comes as no surprise when The Telegraph and the Obama administration undertake to drag honest people down to their level in the gutter.

If you noticed in the article “Campaigns Trade Accusations of lies” used by The Telegraph today there is absolutely nothing useful in the article which might help the reader with the upcoming election.

In the second paragraph they tell us that Romney accused Obama of “not telling the truth about Romney’s tax plan.” They also insinuate that Romney will raise taxes on the middle class. As late as the 7^th Obama in an e-mail was telling people that:

"In fact, Harvard economist Martin Feldstein and Princeton economist Harvey Rosen both concede that paying for Romney’s tax cuts would require large tax increases on families making between $100,000 and $200,000."

But the two economists responded with: 

“But that's not true. Princeton professor Harvey Rosen tells THE WEEKLY STANDARD in an email that the Obama campaign is misrepresenting his paper on Romney's tax plan”. 

You can see the article in this link. Princeton Economist: Obama Campaign Is Misrepresenting My Study on Romney's Tax Plan

You might want to look at this link also. Princeton Economist: Obama Campaign Is Misrepresenting My Study on Romney's Tax Plan

They worked Gingrich in with a reminder that he said during the primary that “Romney was running a ‘fundamentally dishonest campaign’”.

Again they tell the reader that: 

“…Obama aides and supporters pressed their assertions that Romney’s tax plan doesn’t add up and that he misled voters during the debate.”

Then Axelrod asserts that lying is what Romney “used to do in private business…” and Axelrod goes on to tell us that “…Romney was ‘dishonest in his answers….’”

If you noticed the deceit and dishonest was pointed at Romney while Obama was given a pass. This was the purpose of the article. 

This is disgusting and dishonest. The Telegraph has chosen deceit and dishonesty over the truth. We have to reach the conclusion they did this on purpose and for the reason of misleading the people of middle Georgia.

Have a nice day.