does one good lie deserve another?

Question

if Dana Perino says this, isn't it initself an example? surely bush asked her to say this which is false information:

"The president has not and would not ask anyone to knowingly pass on false information."

so 1st bush tells scott mclelean to lie, then to further it bush tells perino to lie about lying?

figures

after all one good deserves another cover lie right?

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2007/11/21/publisher-says-bushs-role-in-wh-misinformation-clarified-in-book/

Answer 1

Never!

Answer 2

Greetings. when lie is all one is qualified to actually do, then when it is found that the public is stupid enough to believe one lie, why not dump a thousand more on them? they believe anything anyway. And he has been proven right in that assumption. big per-centage of the U.S. still believe that Saddam Hussain was piloting one of the planes that rammed the world trade centers and that is why we invaded Iraq. With people with that huge stock of ignorance it is easy to lie.

Answer 3

You will rarely catch a politician in a direct lie. Usually, they are too smart to do that.

But then again we are talking about Bush...