n.
A fanciful tale of legendary deeds and creatures, usually intended for children.
A fictitious, highly fanciful story or explanation.
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Here is the context in which Bill Clinton uses the phrase fairy tale with regards to Barack Obama:
- More disturbing than the quote is Bill's demeanor
- The question posed had nothing to do with Oabama's voting record on Iraq
- The question was about a "chief strategist" being accused of being "out of touch with reality" with regards to expected "bounce" in Iowa
- After answering the question Bill moves on to Obama's judgement on the war and supposed changes in position (which I can not confirm or deny at this point)
- How did this morph into him asking the questioner "what did you think about Obama calling Hillary.." or the "Obama handout that was covered up, that the press never reported" calling Bill a crook?
- Wait, it gets better, somehow Ken Starr is involved......."he spent $70 million" and "indicted innocent people". What does this have to do with a question about bounce in Iowa?
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