The scum bag media have a few go-to tricks when it comes to defining Republican candidates. It's a very simple formula: they're either dumb rubes or heartless crooks. It's always one or the other.

But then along comes Paul Ryan. A man who clearly isn't stupid, and whom the Left apparently can't paint as a crook. So what to do?

Make him a liar.

Here's how. Each propaganda organization dubbed someone in their brood a "fact-checker". This person reviewed the text of Paul Ryan's RNC acceptance speech and then made the determination that the same portions of Ryan's speech were "factually challenged". The propagandists then used their massive television, newspaper and Web megaphones to scream that Paul Ryan had been officially certified a liar. In essence, trying to turn the All-American boy into the Boy Who Cried Wolf overnight.

However, there was one very big problem. The "fact-checkers" were lying through their teeth and several indepdent groups called them on it. Ironically, none have stopped spreading the falsehood that Ryan had lied.

At what point does this type of bias become criminal?

Of course, if we had a mainstream press that called it straight, Democrats and the Left would be laughed at for this absurd, baseless rant. Since we don't, the press will continue to run with this debunked attack through election day, undoubtedly convincing countless Independent (aka Moronic) voters along the way that Ryan is a dirt ball that can't be trusted.

What an absolute joke. The media and the vast majority of elected Democrats in this country long ago became embarrassments. They seem unworthy of the freedoms that others have died to provide them. They care about nothing but power and remaking this country into something that most tax paying Americans and our Founding Fathers would revile.

The writing is on the wall. We're fighting an internal foe with no morals, ethics, shame or decency. Paul Ryan is just their latest target.

Unfortunately, the barbarians are no longer at the gate; they're standing right next to us.