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Thanks Poe for the links....For myself, even in late 1991, I told my then wife, that the Clintons were very bad news for this country. Funny thing, at the time, I never had any of the info or evidence to convince her of that...she voted for Clinton and I didn't. My gut instincts were 100% on target about the Klintoons. I bet her $100 then on the BS, chaos, and unworthiness of them and their administration would rain on this nation and she has never paid it....lol!

Just finished your book. This is the most eye opening information I've read yet ... so revealing, detailed, scary, infuriating, made my blood boil, mouth drop ... on and on ... This book is one of the best!

I loved it and want to thank you- Richard Poe, Matt Drudge, Christopher Ruddy, Ann Coulter, the late Barbara Olson, Rush Limbaugh, David Horowitz, Peggy Noonan (and even Mr Dick Morris) who's books I've read. I find these author-journalists to be some of the bravest people we have in the US today. I so loved the ending in WPB & Miami! Who ever heard of 'shutting up Jesse Jackson' (oh, I got to mega slap Hillary on frontpagemag.com ... how refreshing!... great graphics)

I so want to get involved, stand up, speak up and put Hillary in her deserved place ...

Right-leaning publications such as the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Times, and the New York Post also gleaned Scaife-funded disinformation from the Internet and wrote stories based upon it, according to the report. Thus "laundered" and safely quarantined from their original source, the conspiracy tales then found their way into the files of congressional committees, at which point these Scaife-generated stories became fair game for respectable publications such as the Washington Post and the New York Times.
I'm laughing my posterior off. She isn't so bright after all. It didn't occur to "Them" then and it still doesn't occur to "Them" now that Joe Average saw through their steaming pile of BS and simply looked at, questioned, and wrote about things in a different way than the reporters of the day did.
And to those who might scoff, if it wasn't Joe Average doing all of this then why the repeated mention of things like alt.current-events.clinton.whitewater and the Prodigy Whitewater board. It sure wasn't a bunch of reporters writing back and forth to each other. The stories wouldn't have gotten written if that were the case. The case of FR's own Buckwheat is a perfect example. It wasn't the reporters who got that.
Those reporters, and you as well, simply got a different perspective and went off on their own and found out if that "outside of the box thinking" by Joe Average was right or not. When they were the story got written.
Like I said, not so bright after all.
Her and hers better realize that Joe Average is still out there and the multitude of Joe Averages is a lot smarter and experienced than they were in the early '90's. Joe Average hasn't been sitting as idle as they may think, he's just been watchin' the kids play in the playground.
Thanks for putting this out. I'm still reading the ones you've got up so far. I might just get the book, or get the library to get it since money is tight right now, after all.