She's obviously attempting to mount that bogus "You gotta win states in the primary that have no chance of going red in the general election" argument, and SHE CAN'T EVEN KEEP THEM STRAIGHT HERSELF.
In June, she told conservative host Sean Hannity that "the science is just simply bogus, you know, we know that temperatures have been stable for the last 15 years".
"In the end, you'll be happier for not having to look over your shoulder for the rest of your career, just wondering if, right now, someone is calling that bogus school you mentioned last year when you finally got your dream job".
When you start to become aware of these bogus quotations, you can't stop finding them.
But if you could cut out 99% of the bogus messages you get completely unsolicited in email, that would be a huge, huge, huge breakthrough.
It works thus: you set up a business in a warehouse using a bogus name, you order goods and pay on time; repeat, for a much larger number of goods and pay again on time; repeat for a much, much larger amount and disappear.
And that's great, even though it's kinda bogus, because you're sharing something.
Here's how score is kept: If someone votes for your bogus sentence, you get a point.
Does this sound as bogus to you as it does to me Eva Deck Trenton, Mich .A. Every once in a while, the Haggler hears of a corporate policy that is so bold, so outrageous and so gratuitously unfair that the only proper response is some variation of "Hats off".
The book's final story, "Perrito," sends the collection out on a ridiculous note when a stranger in Chile, where Wilson has traveled on a kind of emotional sabbatical, puts him on the receiving end of a bogus lecture: "You must learn to manage your love.
This is precisely the bogus image you want to convey.
