[Right_in_Virginia]

The former president was "forthcoming and responsive," said the commission.

Let's remember this quote and compare it with what's said after President Bush meets with this circus.

[grb]

Commissioners said Clinton addressed "big-picture" policy issues, including his administration's response to the October 2000 al-Qaida attack on the USS Cole

What f@@@ing response!!!

[CyberAnt]

"The panel said it didn't plan to release specific details of the meeting (because it was classified)"

BUT .. WHEN THEY INTERVIEWED CONDI IN PRIVATE (because most of it was classified) - BEN-VENISTA WAS ALL OVER THE TV SPEWING WHAT SHE SAID - AND PRIOR TO THAT HE LEAKED IT TO HIS JOURNALIST FRIENDS.

[hsmomx3]

With Condi's excellent testimony today, I wonder how this will have an effect on Hillary's chances at a run for the Presidency? If anything, Condi has the class to answer questions and conduct herself in a professional manner. None of this "I don't recall" business. Am glad the media covered it today as it just shows how pompous some of these people were/are.

[Old Grumpy]

I'm feeling pretty dense here. Why is his information "classified" and not Condi Rice's?

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[VOA]

Why isn't Bubba volunteering to testify in public, under oath?

I thought we wanted a full and open investigation to save lives in the future?

Well, I'm sure he had a good reason for wanting to testify in private.
I'm sure it was "for the children".

[MNJohnnie]

Yes, notice how this same DNC directed organization AP is screaming for the Aug 6th memo to be declassified so they can smear Bush some more but they just report that Clinton's testimoney is not going to be covered "because it is classified"?

[Pegita]

Insert here my one, consistent prayer for the Clintons ...

That the Lord would render the Clintons, and ALL their minions, totally powerless and voiceless and nameless and faceless and useless and homeless and penniless ... that He would strip them bare before the world, such is their evil, and that He would leave only their immortal souls, and it is for these souls I pray.

[Free_at_last_-2001]

The former president was "forthcoming and responsive," said the commission. translation: lied his ass off!

[VOA]

Commissioners said Clinton addressed "big-picture" policy issues, including his
administration's response to the October 2000 al-Qaida attack on the
USS Cole. Some commissioners have criticized the Clinton and Bush administrations
for failing to mount a military response to the attack, which killed 17 U.S. sailors.

Too bad the Republicans won't use this as a wedge to make the Democrats look like
a band of lying Inspector Clouseau-s.

In the book "Losing bin Laden", Clarke is portrayed as about the only Clintonista
in favor of a military response.
Any Republican on the committee should be ready to call Richard Clarke back
for a few more questions IN PUBLIC, UNDER OATH.

e.g.,
You and President Clinton had two very different plans for going after bin Laden.
Which one of you was correct?

[tomball]

Why is this impeached liar entitled to a "private" 911 session, and Dr. Rice was not? The 911 Commission deemed it necessary for Dr. Rice to be grilled twice, no less.

Bill Clinton is the man who pardoned felons and terrorists on his way out of the white house. It was under his watch that the U.S., its citizens, embassies, and allies were under constant attack from 1992-2000. It was specifically under his watch that the INS was so lax that it allowed terrorists to stay in this country on expired visas. It was under his watch that terrorist warnings from Sudan were ignored. It was under his watch that he demanded Isreal release (Oslow? Agreement) one of the terrorists responsible for the 911 attack.

At the very least, the taxpayers deserve to see this man grilled the same way Dr. Rice was today.

[plain talk]

"He was quite honest and frank."

How would anyone know? He's an extremely good liar.

[TheBattman]

Oh this is good ---- Condi, who is simply a cabinet level advisor is compelled to testify IN PUBLIC (after having already told her bit in closed session), yet the former pervert-in-Chief gets to testify in private?

Gee Wiz....

[ladyinred]

No! This isn't right! We want him out there in front of the cameras! He shouldn't testify in behind closed doors! My goodness, what is he hiding? He is afraid to be seen talking about this in front of the American people! Blah, Blah, Blah!!!!!!!! We demand he testify again so CNNNBCMSNBCABC et al can show the world! National Security be damned!!!!!!

/dripping sarcasm

[ladyinred]

Some commissioners have criticized the Clinton and Bush administrations for failing to mount a military response to the attack, which killed 17 U.S. sailors.

EXCUSE ME? The BUSH Administration?

[VRWC For Truth]

No doubt he perjured himself again.

[sport]

"....He was adamant about trying to work in a bipartisan way to fix the problems," said Democratic commissioner Timothy Roemer, a former U.S. representative from Indiana. "He was quite honest and frank...."

Bull crap!

bill clinton has never been honest.

Maybe he is considered honest by the perverts and liars in Washington D.C. But I have a different name for him.

[meowmeow]

"I did not have sex with that country..."

[arichtaxpayer]

Clinton would LOVE to appear on national TV.