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As far as Bush goes, I have plenty that I criticize him about, but I have yet to catch him in a lie.

Thank you for the link.

-FFOG

The other thought I had watching Gingrich pontificate on O’R last night: if you are going to attache blame to Clinton for sins of omission, then as Speaker of the House, you have some ’splainin to do as well. Of course, you had all that Monica L stuff to shepherd thru the House. Important stuff like that certainly had to take precedence.

What a bunch of clowns.

Classic! ROTFLMAO!

Entelechy,
Who published those paragraphs in 1996?

-FFOG

It would be nice if we could see the whole leaked secret intelligence report that says that terror is worse now then before the Iraq war started. Of course, one has to wonder about the timing, but, hey, that is politics. Especially from a party that st…

Wow, he really tore Klinton apart, didn’t he?

James hit the nail. Clinton is a great orator. So is John Kerry. the liberals have no lack of talkers. What they lack are walkers. People who say what they mean, and are not afraid to walk the walk, even if the path is hard and dangerouse.

The ability to talk to a crowd of people and get them to believe you is not the sign of greatness. It is the sign of a shyster, a con man. What is important is the context, the truthfullness of the talkers points and statements. Clinton saying he is the first black president is a bald face lie. But he can say it so people nod their heads and agree. All clinton is is a third rate JF Keneddy. both were amoral, rich, horny philanderers. JFK just had style, courage, and a great obit. Clintons got his fantasies.

Only in Liberal World does a twit with crap for ratings keep his job.

Water is wet, Clinton is a pathological liar.

As for Willie Wanker? Yes, “great” talker he is. So was Adolf.

I have to say, from all this, it’s stunning to be reminded once again how totally fluent the man is, how articulate and yes, persuasive.

And of course he was a total jerk to Wallace.

But still–fluent. More than “able to speak the language” fluent … the word just seems to fit the quality he has. Alas that he would have used his powers for good.

This was very prescient, long before 9/11 happened. I live close from one of the biggest spies this country is fortunate to have. In 1996 this was authored/published, having been vetted by the CIA, in desperation at the demise of the CIA during the Clinton Admin.

Therefore, I conclude that the Clandestine Services is finished as a really effective intelligence service. It will be reinvented or restored to competency only after some appalling catastrophe befalls us, such as the explosion of a nuclear device or a biological attack or the like by some rogue group or nation-state, and the following investigation demonstrates that the act was undetectable by our national technical means.

Then, when it becomes apparent that only a human resource, an agent, could have provided forewarning, someone will ask why we don’t have any agents and the answer will force the issue. Unfortunately this is the American way.

Several administrations failed – it’s just that Mr. Clinton is furious that we can’t ignore his failures and instead forget Lewinski and focus on his magnanimous heart/mind, and until now disposition. And, surely, Mrs. Clinton reminds him frequently of the same…

I think one caller into Sean Hannity’s show said it best, when they mentioned that Clinton’s emotional ranting with Chris Wallace, looked similar to his “I did not have sexual relations with that woman” plea, back when he was P…

Yowza. And I thought the blogosphere was quick to react to Clinton’s attempt to rewrite history yesterday!

GOP.com does a pretty handy job at slapping down all the myths and Democratic talking points that Clinton tried to pass off as facts yesterd…

The CIA and FBI refused to certify

I almost choked on my scotch when I heard him say that!

Did they refuse to certify because they didn’t have the intel? Now, why wouldn’t they have the intel? Wouldn’t have anything to do with not having enough HUMAN BEINGS on the ground to collect intel would it?

OTOH, I can’t wait to see the clip of “I tried and failed” running in the GOP commercials!

Olberdouche = jellyfish

Wyrd, here is the link, and an excerpt…

BUSH: First of all, there’s no such thing as short-term history as far as I’m concerned. I think that you can’t judge a presidency based upon a moment’s notice. I believe you have to take — eventually my standing in history will be judged by people 30 or 40 years from now who will be able to take an objective look, at whether the decisions I made led to peace and prosperity. You know, this is a job where you make decisions. And you, you do what you think is right. And you let people recognize, and the people are gonna say what’s on their mind at the moment. But I read three histories of George Washington last year. The first President of the United States is still being analyzed by historians, which oughtta say to this president and future president: “Do what you think is right and eventually historians will figure out whether it made sense or not.”

So let’s go with “Wow, Judge Napolitano just shoved a really big cigar up Clinton’s ass!”

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