[rebel_yell2]

Is Noah for real . . . ? UFB!!!

[ALOHA RONNIE]

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...Just weeks before the real JFK landed in Dallas one fateful day...

...his pretty blond East German Spy Mistress was hustled off to her father's farm in Europe by Att. Gen. ROBERT KENNEDY.

...CBS TV cameras were broadcasting live TV Pictures outside that farmhouse and sending them back to America via a newly operating TV Space Satellite System.

The 20th Century = The 21st Century..?

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[concerned about politics]

After the Janis Jackson boob outrage, imagine hearing the guy running for president, and in the lead, is a male whore just like Clinton. Icing on the cake.
Thanks Wesley Clark for the little "leak" to the press. This is fun.

[William McKinley]

Mr. Noah:

In lieu of actual evidence, it's sufficient to find the accuser believable.

The Boston Globe:

Burkett's allegations about the Bush records come as the White House is attempting to answer mounting questions about whether Bush fulfilled his obligations as a member of the Texas Air Guard during the early 1970s. Burkett's allegations also will be a major focus of a book on Bush to be published next month.

But the book's author, James Moore, a former Houston TV news correspondent, concedes he never interviewed some of the key players who could have verified Burkett's charges, including Conn and retired National Guard Colonel John Scribner -- the officer Burkett says he saw removing items from the Bush file.

Moore, told yesterday that Conn contradicts Burkett's story, said he believes Burkett's allegations are true. "I think we're into a classic he-said, she-said," Moore said.

[SpinyNorman]

Kerry was on Imus this morning, and said "there is nothing there." Of course, after 8 years of Clintonian statement parsing, this could simply mean that she was paid off, threatened, hidden away in a foreign country, or suffered an acute case of Arkancide.

Of course, if the alleged letters to her surface, then he is going down faster than that wounded Viet Cong guy he shot.

[Kenton]

I'm already bored with this "scandal". The Dems have already amply demonstrated that this kind of thing doesn't bother them, so it's not gonna hurt him with the party base.

Republicans tried to rely on this sort of thing as a campaign issue against a second Clinton term, and the public rejected it. Beating this drum too loudly will just make us seem petty and desperate.

Thankfully, GWB has too much sense and too much class to make much ado about this "issue". I don't think we, as Republicans and Republican-leaning independents should get too wrapped up in this. Negative messages don't win presidential elections. Let's leave the negative stuff to Terry McAwful, he seems to think that Bush's service record is their keys to the kingdom, and the longer they concentrate on such meaningless crap, the less time they have to mount an effective campaign.

Just my $0.02 worth...

[Sloth]

The Fourth Estate is not interested in petty gossip and unfounded rumors. We report on matters of high policy pertaining to the public interest.

So *that's* why they're covering the 'Bush was AWOL' non-story.

[Taliesan]

Previously, Rabinowitz had achieved renown by disbelieving stories of sexual impropriety.

Mr. Noah:

Many of the tales of "sexual impropriety" committed by clowns in hidden rooms at daycares have now been disavowed by the courts. In this instance, Rabinowitz was on the side of the evidence, against nonsense and smear, and your subtly inaccurate rendition of her reporting exposes you as guilty of the journalistic crime you detest.

[Aquinasfan]

FYI, the two ultra-liberal radio talk show hosts here in Boston at noon (Eagan and Braude) are talking about the mainstream media ignoring this story. And they're actually upset about it. Who'd a thunk. I guess it's never too late to learn. The internet is having some positive effects.