[JohnHuang2]

Wednesday, November 5, 2003

Quote of the Day by semaj

[The South Texan]

Do you think the senate GOP will actually do something about this?

Don't hold your breath too long, you'll turn blue like a libertarian.

[XHogPilot]

Strategy memo from the staff of Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va.

I've got some cash burnin' a hole in my pocket - When is Senaturd Rockefeller's term up?

[Defender2]

DemoCommiecRAT Party....Aiders....Abetters....Comfort Givers....To Our Enemies!!!! Composed of nothing but Boniors and McDermotts!!!!

[Broadside Joe]

This all began the moment we got to Baghdad and after the quagmire screamers were once again discredited. This disgusting little adventure is putting our security at risk and that point needs to be driven home with a sledgehammer.


And yes, that means calling them unpatriotic and un-American. Call a spade a spade.

[PJ-Comix]

In his own statement, Rockefeller said the memo was not approved or shared with any member of the committee. He said it "was likely taken from a waste basket or through unauthorized computer access."

Notice that he didn't deny that he wrote it.

[PogySailor]

Bump.

[tkathy]

Why am I not surprised? I suspect the dims have a lot more investigations pending for just the right moment.

[G.Mason]

"He told reporters the leaked strategy memo from the staff of Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va, "exposes politics in its most raw form."

Ah ha! Perhaps this is the same source of that most heinous leak, you know, that Wilson guys wife, Valerie Plame-Wilson?

Did you know she was a CIA operative?

[Half Vast Conspiracy]

..."was likely taken from a waste basket or through unauthorized computer access."

Well, that's one hell of a denial.

[dd5339]

Ping!

[TankerKC]

I see this story is getting heavy press coverage…in Cleveland, Topeka, Grand Forks, and Deepika, India .

[mtbopfuyn]

Ding, ding. That was the sound of a few more enlightened RATS abandoning the sinking ship. The Dems are self emploding.

[rwfromkansas]

Wow. To get Roberts pissed off, you know it's bad.

[Naspino]

Don't forget the "Mission Accomplished" banner. That story makes me so sick. Last night CNBC kept using the word -- so and so blames it on... My question is what is their intention? To say the mission was not accomplished? How many soldier died in Japan or Germany after they were defeated? Oh my GOD!?!? WE NEVER WON WWII!!! WE'RE STILL AT WAR PEOPLE!!!

[cookcounty]

A lot of excitement about very little.

1. We don't know the source of even if it's authentic,

2. The Dems can easily turn it around and claim it's probably part of a WH dirty tricks op to help in their stonewalling effort on intel investigation.

3. People don't understand it --hedci, I don't undertans it.

4, There is no evidence of any intel being compromised.

I don't think this will fly.

[upchuck]

Perhaps Terry will buy Jay a paper shredder.

[DadOfFive]

"For example, the FBI Niger investigation was done solely at the request of the vice chairman; we have independently submitted written questions to DoD"

We also know know who really started the Niger investigation.
It was the vice chairman (Rocky), himself. Not the CIA, or the Whitehouse sending someone off on a wild goose chase. Gee, was he perhaps a friend of Wilson?