But again, nothing there about the truths that Romney has said, nor about the lies and truths Obama has stated. It only points to things that Romney has said that are not accurate. See, that's what fair and balanced really means. American politics has become so hateful and distrusting of everyone that doesn't have your political views. It was pretty clear to me during the debates that Romney and Obama hate each other. Their body language said it all.

What is the goal of your point in posting this information here? Trying to sway the two or three undecided voters that are here on the UT?

And I don't see anyone saying you have to vote for Romney, or Obama, or anyone else for that matter.

I also want to go on record as saying that I am a registered Independent. I have already voted this year and voted for both Democrats and Republicans. I vote for who I think will be the best person for the job. A few weeks ago, I took one of those online surveys that is supposed to predict who you will vote for based on your answers to a few questions. As with the country as a whole, it came out split, Romney and Obama tied in the survey. And before someone asks, no, I'm not going to state who I voted for.

>I don't recall anyone anywhere saying that Romney 'tells nothing but lies" - just that his campaign is willing to use telling lies as part of their campaign strategy. As for the article I pointed to - I don't think it matters who wrote it as all it does it quote what Romney said then point to verified facts from a series of verifiable information.
>I think the core of what I'm getting to is that Romney knows he can't win by running on the facts - so the only options are to either give up or run campaign of lies.