[Howlin]

Neapolitano was right when he said that this guy had the nerve to call Nixon as a witness in his trial for the Weatherman break-ins, and then the jury rejected Nixon's opinion that sometimes you had to go around the law, which is what Felt did as Deep Throat!

This is simply amazing, isn't it?

[Miss Marple]

You know, I wouldn't be capable of living in Washington, D.C. I couldn't keep my mouth shut. Can you imagine this guy having the nerve to call Nixon as a witness? I just can't get over it.

The more I think about this case, the madder I get. I am so mad at the press right now that it's a good thing I don't know anyone who is a reporter. Grrr.

[pinz-n-needlez]

This is going to trigger alot of new reaearch and re-writing of old 'facts.'

My head is whirling from some of the info posted here today.

I've been talking to my kids lately about the 60's and 70's and the rise of the hippies, free love, antiwar stuff. What was the genesis?

This stuff seemed to blossom on the campuses, espcially the elite ones where rich kids were enrolled. I grew up in a poor, blue collar area. We were more interested in getting jobs than in wandering around in drug-induced free love stupors, but the underlying thinking still permeated our thinking by the 70's. There was a major paradigm shift among the youth, but where did it come from?

Reading some of this stuff today, I'm wondering if it wasn't part of the same stuff that was happening in Washington.

And I thought I was outgrowing conspiracy theories after my Clinton fatigue set in... ;-)

Pinz

[Petronski]

Withering irony there. Sheesh, this guy must have a brass pair.