Libby's lurid book in demand

news.com.au ^ | 8 November 2005

[Hildy]

Lemme see if I have this straight:

1)There are actually people who take pictures of themselves or others throwing up in order to post them on the internet.

[Dr. Scarpetta]

The fact that SCOOTER Libby wrote a fictional book about a LITTLE GIRL being forced to have sex with a BEAR makes me think poorly of him.

I'm still wondering what his letter to Judith Miller meant:

"You went to jail in the summer. It is fall now. You will have stories to cover -- Iraqi elections and suicide bombers, biological threats and the Iranian nuclear program. Out West, where you vacation, the aspens will already be turning. They turn in clusters, because their roots connect them. Come back to work—-and life. Until then, you will remain in my thoughts and prayers. With admiration, Scooter Libby."

[Sam's Army]

So you stand by Mr Libby?

[Sam's Army]

Strange bedfellows.

[veronica]

This book sounds almost as bad as a Bill Clinton biography...

But that was non-fiction. :)

[veronica]

I don't consider Japanese shunga "porn."

[Hildy]

If he committed no crime and this administration stands by him....yes, I do.

[veronica]

It's unbelieveble the way some so-called Conservatives turn on their own at the drop of a hat.

[NeoCaveman]

Prudish????

Yes. Being creeped out by a Democrat, like Libby, writing about beastiality makes you a Puritan and a prude.

(/do I really need the sarcasm tag?)

[Hildy]

It actually makes sense when you think about it. Liberals, who are really socialists always think about the good of the group. The best example is Clinton. When push came to shove, they all stood together, because the ends justify the means. Whereas when Watergate happened, the Republicans couldn't wait to turn on each other because the Republican/conservative philosophy has to do with the individual over the collective.

[beezdotcom]

It's unbelieveble the way some so-called Conservatives

I daresay there's a hundred different ways to define THAT categorization on this thread.

[veronica]

Apparently he was enough of a Republican to get a job working for the VP.

Or are you accusing Dick Cheney of being an operative of the DNC?

And what of Lynne Cheney's book, with the lesbian scene? Is she a pervert too?

[NeoCaveman]

Apparently he was enough of a Republican to get a job working for the VP.

Who said you had to be a Republican to work for one.

Or are you accusing Dick Cheney of being an operative of the DNC?

That is just silly

And what of Lynne Cheney's book, with the lesbian scene? Is she a pervert too?

I'd have to read the scene in question before I could pass judgement. Why are you draggin the wife of the VP into this to excuse Mark Rich's lawyer?

[Sam's Army]

I bet this administration throws him under the bus soon. Clearly the vetting process was incomplete when checking into Scooter-pooter.

[veronica]

I remember that your dad used to bemoan the predilection among the GOP to turn on their own.

By the way, at the Jewhating sites, Libby's book is being treated as proof that Jews are naturally scatalogical.

[Ramius]

It's laughable, really, to get so worked up over somebody's novel.

It's f i c t i o n.

[veronica]

Considering he had worked at the State Dept., (in the area of Asian affairs) I am sure he was completely vetted.

So how about it? Is Lynne Cheney a pervert? Yes or not?

[freedomdefender]

If this is true, it would seem that Clinton overlooked a perfect candidate to serve in his Administration.

I've read that Libby DID serve in Clinton's administration - in National Security Agency or somethign like that.

Libby was also lawyer for Clinton criminal crony Marc Rich.

A real class act, that Libby.

[freedomdefender]

OH...grow up.

>Hildy seems to be expressing the modern view that perversion is sophisticated and "adult," and that people who are repusled by perversion need to "grow up."

I'm sure Bubba agrees with Hildy. Hillary too.

[Sam's Army]

Totally vetted? Then shame on them.

Lynne Cheney? Sounds like she was in 1981 at least. But, in her defense, at least it wasn't beastiality, but I'm ----what was the word---oh yeah! Unenlightened, I guess.