All one has to do is just follow the chronology of the posts to see that I was NOT lying about Yurt's insertion of Soros into the discussion and subsequent failed attempt to try and compare him to what Norquist has done. Yurt can repeat his denial until doomsday, but the chronology of the posts makes him out to be a bald faced liar time and again.
As to the Norquist pledge.....I am pointing out the glaring contradiction it has in relation to the oath of office that Congressmen and Senators take. Rather than deal with that, Yurt just makes stuff up and repeats his already failed assertion. But here, let a former federal judge explain it:
Judge H. Lee Sarokin: Retired in 1996 after 17 years on the federal bench
The oath which each member of Congress takes requires the support and defense of the Constitution "without any mental reservation" and a promise to "well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office." Vowing never to raise taxes directly or indirectly is certainly a "mental reservation," in the same way that a pledge never to vote to authorize war would be. Taxes are certainly not mandated by the Constitution, but they are clearly authorized and allowed by it. I would think that an elected member of Congress in carrying out that oath would be expected to make legislative decisions based upon the facts and circumstances presented at the time. To commit in advance to a position without the necessary knowledge seems to be a dereliction of the duty imposed upon lawmakers, particularly when the commitment is made at the instigation of a private organization.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/judge-..._b_853312.html
Whether or not the Dems have to balls to harp on this glaring contradiction to the public in the upcoming elections remains to be seen. In any event, Yurt's glaring willful ignorance on the subject is documented.
As for this threads opening premise, there's not a thing that idiots like Yurt can stand on when they parrot squawk for Obama's impeachment.