Byron York: No "Truthiness" For The Bed-wetter

I guess lying and misrepresenting the facts comes natural to writers from the NRO. Read Duncan's response to York's false headline. Atrios tries to ha
By John Amato — February 4, 2006

I guess lying and misrepresenting the facts comes natural to writers from the NRO. Read Duncan's response to York's false headline. Atrios tries to have a discussion about Iran, but York twists his words to make it seem like Duncan wouldn't mind seeing us lose Cleveland to a mushroom cloud. Not surprising at all.

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