Anyone have pic of Hillary holding up "BUSH KNEW" headline in Senate?

If not, we can make one :)

It was (sadly) ... the New York Post, not the Washington Post.

I just checked the newsmax archive, briefly. It is not there. Perhaps it never existed in reality, though I remember seeing it all over the place.

For starters, don't do a Google Image Search (GIS) for "Hillary Bush" -- I'm going to have to bleach my eyes now.

BTW, if you do this, and you're offended, don't yipe at me!

Not Hillary holding it, but here's the page:

There's a FReeper that keeps tabs on all Hitlery Clintoon matters. Don't remember exactly the name but I think it's like Michele or something to that effect. Does anybody out in freeperland remember this?

That would be MiaT, if I remember correctly.

Your assitance is needed here.

Thank you! Love the responses I get here. Odd that there is NO copy of the pic... is it unusual for such a pic to disappear this completely? Or am I just being paranoid?

I can find lots of pics of Charlton Heston holding an old rifle over his head, but NO pics of Hillary holding up a newspaper in the Senate???

Little-Acorn

Yeesh! Barf! I resolve to take FReeper warnings more seriesly in the future.

;-)

I was warned but can honestly say "Dang - I wish I hadn't done that!" Wonder what shrinks are charging these days?

I found this one of her:

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Hillery Doing Her Senate 'Business'

For whatever reason, Miss Hillary started backpedaling almost as soon as the public reaction to her speech became evident.
Paul Greenberg
May 24, 2002
Bush knew: the tabloid politics of 9/11

ot unexpectedly, the web appears to have been wiped clean of that image....

Still trying to locate it, tho.

For a few days last week, the opposition was opposing with renewed vigor, even relish. I think the phrase is unholy glee. The occasion was the news that the president had been told, in a briefing Aug. 6, a month before the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon, that Osama bin Laden's terror network might be planning to hijack airplanes within the United States. Bingo, gotcha and pay dirt!

Or dirt, anyway. The opposition felt no need to go into detail -- about what the president (ITALICS) wasn't told. For the intelligence community hadn't yet pieced together the puzzle and realized that the terrorists were planning to use the skyjacked plans as missiles against national landmarks.

Now the demand -- and in some quarters the clamor -- is for an investigation of what this president knew about 9/11 and when did he know it.

The relevant question is why the FBI and CIA didn't latch onto two pieces information from the myriads of data coming across their screens and put them together: One, a report from an FBI agent in Phoenix warning that Osama bin Laden could be using American flight schools to train his terrorists. Two, the CIA's identifying two names in the FBI agent's memo as linked to al-Qaida.

The quality of a nation's intelligence operation isn't just a matter of having the raw information, but of coordinating it, and even using some imagination. Which may be why spy craft isn't only a science but an art. Only in hindsight is it easy to see the connections -- after the attack has occurred.

But some Democratic partisans weren't about to let the facts (and perspective) spoil a good scandal. One of them was Hillary Clinton, which figures. She's been so good all these months, trying to fit in as just another humble freshman senator learning the ropes and looking out for her constituents . .

But when the news broke about the president's briefing back in August, Miss Hillary could no longer contain her old self. She pounced, and her unlikely vehicle was a headline in the New York Post. She may never have had much use for the Post, or it for her, but it was a case of any paper in a storm. She went to the Senate floor flourishing the Post's headline: (BOLD) BUSH KNEW. (END BOLD) At last Hillary Clinton was back in character, playing a role that would surprise no one who has followed her career and costume changes.

But her tabloid politics didn't work. Why? Maybe because this president is no patsy, though he seems to like giving opponents that impression so they'll underestimate him. Or maybe because the whole story would soon deflate the suspicions being promoted by his critics. Or maybe because there's still a war on, and all the bumper stickers haven't entirely worn off yet: (ITALICS) United We Stand.

Part of the whole story is that, as early as 1996, the FBI knew that Osama bin Laden was interested in smashing planes into Washington landmarks, and by 1999 the White House was so informed.(So does that mean (BOLD) CLINTON KNEW? (END BOLD))

For whatever reason, Miss Hillary started backpedaling almost as soon as the public reaction to her speech became evident. She wasn't making any accusations, she explained, none at all. She was just asking a few innocent questions. All she knows is what she reads in the papers, namely (BOLD) BUSH KNEW. (END BOLD)

Paul Greenberg
May 24, 2002
Bush knew: the tabloid politics of 9/11
townhall.com

"The instant that second plane hit, I said to the person with whom I was speaking, 'Bin Laden did this.' I knew immediately. I know what this network can do."

bill clinton

MY COMMENT: The above inculpatory remark by the impeached erstwhile ersatz prez is illustrative of the synergistic effect that profound psychological dysfunction has on rube arrogance rooted in stupidity

hillary talks:ON TERROR

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hillary talks: On Military Tactics
WHEN TO BOMB

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hillary talks: ON MILITARY TACTICS
("The you know Easy Part")

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missus clinton's REAL virtual office update
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fraudsofhillary.com

BUSH KNEW:
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