| His recent opinion piece was not only full of bald-faced lies about the registry, it was also insulting to our intelligence. |
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| So I have, at the very least, one example of the President telling a bald-faced, absurd lie. |
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| That's what bothers me as much as anything, that the school told us a bald-faced lie. |
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| Then I asked him if he felt any shame in facing his audiences and telling them bald-faced lies. |
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| Six months later, he published a bald-faced lie in the Times, misrepresenting what he had reported to the agency. |
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| They told bald-faced lies or provided to Western intelligence defectors who told bald-faced lies. |
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| But that pack of bald-faced lies and brazen Orwellisms was a mere amateur's work compared to the Memorial Day speech. |
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| Their claim that they don't air any advocacy ads is a bald-faced lie. |
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| That was such a bald-faced lie that it didn't even make her think twice. |
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| He was cantering down the trail towards them, his bald-faced sorrel kicking up dust. |
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| This bald-faced stonewalling in the face of Congressional inquiry clearly suggested alternative means were necessary. |
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| While artfulness is preferred, bald-faced lying is also part of the protocol. |
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| This is the same as the government did with income trusts, the other bald-faced lie. |
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| In some instances, 75 per cent of the fruit was lost to wasps and bald-faced hornets. |
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| It bald-faced lied, saying it had no interest in a harmonized sales tax before the election. |
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| I literally had to suppress a snort of derision at such a bald-faced lie. |
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| You're right, they've been subjected to bald-faced lies told by Scott. |
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| This press release was immediately exposed as a bald-faced lie. |
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| The company quickly reverted to the more standard practice of mouthing platitudes instead of the bald-faced truth. |
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| Its nuclear program is a bald-faced attempt at regional hegemony, one that comes closer to fruition with each passing day. |
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| The astonishing thing about such opportunism is that it is so bald-faced. |
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| It is a bald-faced lie to say that Canada requested this, because Quebec was not included, unless the point was to show that to Pierre Elliott Trudeau and the Liberal Party of Canada, Canada did not include Quebec. |
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| As if to distract from his bald-faced unwillingness to help those Canadians most hurt by higher gasoline prices, he went further and lashed out with a vengeance. |
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| The Chair: Implicit in your statement, though, Mr. Bissett, is that both Mr. Blair and Secretary Cohen were bald-faced lying when they said that, that they said this for that reason. |
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| This kind of bald-faced disingenuousness is risible. |
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