[mountaineer]

I would wager Blubba's story is all hooey. Picture it: two world leaders are sitting around discussing important issues of the day, and Tony says, "By the way, Bill, have I ever told you about my heart condition? I simply must cut back on the caffeine, eh, wot? Just don't tell anyone else!"

x42 still seems to be that chubby dorky kid in husky-sized pants who will say anything to make himself seem relevant or the least bit important, even to something that doesn't concern him.

[lodwick]

Ole bent; of whom it was said that "he's an uncommonly good liar," and that "he would rather climb up a tree to tell a lie, than to say on the ground and tell the truth."

Cheers guys.

Go Stew!

[BigWaveBetty]

What will Blair say to this? Although when I did a google news search the Mirror was the only one with this story, so perhaps it won't get out to the masses.

It doesn't seem like something those two would discuss, but then who knows.

Have you noticed that the only major news outlets that have written about clintoon's latest drivel, i.e., I told him that in my opinion, the biggest security problem was Osama bin Laden.” Clinton also said his inability to convince Bush of al-Qaida’s danger was “one of the two or three of the biggest disappointments that I had.”, are Reuters and New York Daily News? I finally found another report on that at MSNBC posted on Oct. 24.

It's all over the web at sites like FR and blogs but nary a word in the mainstream press. Hmmmmmmm. Why wouldn't say, CBS and Dan Blather want to shout this info from the roof tops?

[Timeout]

After watching last night's awful "debate", it occurred to me that some journalist needs to go back and watch the pubbie debates from 2000. Do you know someone in the media who would do that?

After all the "Clinton-hater" labels the media put on pubbies back then, someone responsible should go back and compare those debates to what we witnessed last night. I'm sure there was a snide remark here or there about Clinton, but I KNOW it wasn't anywhere near as vitriolic as the poison being spewed from these donkeys everytime they open their pie-holes.

If you don't know someone, I'm going to start at the NRO "Corner". Someone's got to do that comparison.