[madprof98]

Clarke's testimony made HUGE BANNER headlines in this morning's Atlanta paper, along with a gigantic picture of him. The accompanying article came from the Washington Post. A search of Google news tells me that that article and another, even more biased, from Newsday are being repeated across the country. I very seriously doubt any such publicity will be given to this or any other truthful rebuttal.

Will people buy the lies? Strikes me that they might.

[Coop]

Clarke's testimony made HUGE BANNER headlines in this morning's Atlanta paper, along with a gigantic picture of him. The accompanying article came from the Washington Post. A search of Google news tells me that that article and another, even more biased, from Newsday are being repeated across the country. I very seriously doubt any such publicity will be given to this or any other truthful rebuttal.

This rebuttal is featured prominently on CNN - not exactly a friend of the Bush Administration.

But I know what you mean. Today's headlines in the Wash Times and ComPost both mentioned only Clarke's testimony, not his complete skewering by Dr. Rice and the release of the Aug 02 tape. [giggle]

[sarasota]

"Will people buy the lies". Depends on what the definition of "people" is.

[spodefly]

Clarke's testimony made HUGE BANNER headlines in this morning's Atlanta paper, along with a gigantic picture of him ... Will people buy the lies? Strikes me that they might.

AJC forum on 9/11 commission Doesn't look like people are buying it ...

[Desdemona]

People HAVE bought the lies. After all the testimony last night, a number of people I know bought it hook, line and sinker. Nevermind the classlessness and open aggression of the testimony. Or the fact that the testimony was directly contradicted by Armitage and Berger, on either side.

Clark is a little snot who was ticked off that he felt like he was being ignored. Human reaction, but that doesn't excuse lying.