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Now that there is no Platt Amendment nor is there anyone to buy or to bribe , they are beginning to seek to weaken the Cuban revolution with a defamatory campaign slandering a revolution on which the eyes of all America are fixed , slandering it because they do not want it to continue to serve as an example for this America which has suffered so much . " 9 I know that some slander this paralytic , asserting that he was an accuser of Christ , and that therefore this speech was addressed to him ; what then shall we say of the other in Matthew , who heard nearly the same words ? Did you think you could get away forever with slandering a noble president and speaking treason against this glorious country ? Therefore , if you encounter an idle tongue which betrays and slanders some one , contradict such a one promptly to his face , that he may blush thus many a one will hold his tongue who else would bring some poor man into bad repute from which he would not easily extricate himself . We need our givers and servers to focus their creativity and energy on helping others , not on slandering each other . After a month of the vilest slandering a presidential candidate has ever faced , Kerry is still poised to win the election , and proabbly would if it were held today . While slandering a dead man with impunity , rich celebrities - - in Aspen , Colo ., no less - - paid tribute to their own dauntless courage . His worst criminal actions were yet to come.During the ' 90s , when rivalries existed between rap record labels , rappers were known to slander each other publicly . Nasty little liberals once again slandering a great president and foreign policy master for a few trifling personal weaknesses . Instead , parties and candidates encourage regional rivalries , exchange tirades , and slander each other .