Character assassination
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Character assassination is a Liberal political tactic in which a political opponent's judgement or qualifications are attacked by untrue or irrelevant accusations. Prime examples in recent years have been the attacks on Senator John McCain, President George W. Bush and Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas.