Mark Levin: This is why Berger stole the documents and 'lost' them

National Review | Mark Levin

[Roscoe Karns]

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To: Paul Atreides

This is why he stole the documents and "lost" them: http://www.nationalreview.com/levin/levin200404151634.asp

70 posted on 07/19/2004 9:49:00 PM EDT by holdonnow

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[holdonnow]

This is why he stole the documents and "lost" them: http://www.nationalreview.com/levin/levin200404151634.asp

[nutmeg]

[Liz]

Yeah, Berger will say, the tape is wrong. It wasn't pants. He was stuffing the papers into a whole imported salami he was bringing home to the wife.

[bjcintennessee]

ping

[bayourod]

What's Clinton going to do to knock this story off the news? He can't bomb any aspirin factories.

[lonevoice]

Typo. Succint = succinct

[nutmeg]

I just read the DU thread myself. They are scarred $!itless.

HeHeHe! Good. ;-D

[I got the rope]

Here in Florida all I hear about are 23 year old women molesting kids. If I didn't think I'd get in trouble I would take FLAME-THROWER to my TV.

[Howlin]

LOL!

[Liz]

Thanks.

[Howlin]

This is pretty big. Heck, I may get up to see the early shows in the morning, just to see it all.

[shiva]

What's Clinton going to do to knock this story off the news?

He can knock up a broad!

[mcenedo]

The media will just have to focus harder on Ahnolds' "girlie man" remarks. No time or space for "lost" memo kerfluffles.

Makes you wonder how this would be handled if Condi Rice did the same thing? CNN would probably have the story by now.

Somebody please tell me why the gov't employees at the Nat'l Archive called Bruce Lindsay?

[piasa]

He certainly did.

I did not see the highly-classified review before September 11. It was not among the 30 items upon which my predecessor briefed me during the transition. It was not advocated as a disruption strategy to me during the summer threat period by the NSC staff which wrote the review more than a year earlier.

And if Sandy Berger had his way... it would never see the light of day.

[Alamo-Girl]

He cannot, but the conventional media is somewhat occupied trying to get Bush out of office. I look for them to try to bury this story, unless of course there is a "perp walk" which translates to cash-in-fist for the networks.

[mlbford2]

``This is pretty big. Heck, I may get up to see the early shows in the morning, just to see it all.``

Well, just don't watch the Today show. They will just have Katie Couric playing wiffle ball out in the parking lot so as not to draw attention to this block buster scandal.

[ride the whirlwind]

This should bring down the Clinton legacy for good, but they will see to it that it will not.

This may not be as spinnable as everything else has been. We'll see. I did hear it mentioned oh so briefly on CNN earlier.

[Palladin]

Do you think we will be seeing another ex-President's funeral soon?

Clintoon is now as expendable as Vince Foster.

Wonder how they'll do him in. Induced heart attack?

Central Park instead of Marcy Park?

[Viet-Boat-Rider]

Boy, the RATS are in for a whoopin over this one. Klinton's legacy was weak at best, but after this is investigated he will be lucky if he is not identified as the "sell secrets to China" traitor that he is. (This statement makes as much sense as Hillary's Rose Law Firm phone records).

[bayourod]

Yeah, the early morning TV shows will be interesting. I love seeing liberal anchormen looking seasick. But the real treat will be the late night shows, and Sat Nite Live skits showing Berger stuffing documents down his pants and walking out.

[mlbford2]

``Clintoon is now as expendable as Vince Foster. ~~

I say the 'super-strain' of syphyllis the CDC reported last week will get Slick Willie before the DNC operatives cap him.