Dean-U.S. Responsible for Zarqawi & R. Clark-compares U.S. Secret Service & Saddam's secret police

Fox News--Political Grapevine ^ | December 07, 2005 | Brit Hume

[ClearCase_guy]

compares the massacre of 148 men and boys to the actions of the U.S. Secret Service

Mr. Clark, step awaaaaaay from the bong!

[krazyrep]

Someone muzzle Clark. In fact, I think the President needs to demand an apology to the Secret Service for this remark. This is truly abominable and an affront to the men and women who daily put their lives on the line.

[b4its2late]

[kellynla]

With Howard Dean & Ramsey Clark et al around;
makes one thankful that we have freedom of speech in America...
makes it easy to spot the idiots! LOL

[Minnesoootan]

"We need a force in the Middle East, not in Iraq but in a friendly neighboring country to fight Zarqawi, who came to Iraq after this invasion."

this whole deal has got to be an act,this guy cannot be this stoopid and be in his position politically....come over here to and fight us so we don't have to fight you in Iraq,please? what a goof

[Formermasslurker]

IS this true? A former US Attorney General is one of Saddams Defense attorneys. I know its that scum bag traitor Ramsey Clark, but this is a new low even for him.

[debg]

Ramsay Clark said last night on Fox news that when they meet with Saddam, Saddam reads and/or writes poetry. (Saddam's not paying attention)

[pcottraux]

Uhh...Howard....

ZARQAWI CAME TO IRAQ BEFORE THE INVASION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[GeorgiaDawg32]

In related news, Clark also says Hitler shouldn't be blamed for the Holocaust since he was a pretty busy guy and couldn't and shouldn't be held responsible for the actions of his underlings...(SARCASM/OFF)

[maggief]

"It is arguable that the best politics going into '06 would be a clear succinct message: `Let's bring our troops home.'... I think [that] would probably have some pretty strong resonance with the American people right now, but whether that's the best policy right now, I don't feel comfortable saying it is." Obama said the Democrats may be unable to resolve their differences on Iraq.


Reading from Hillary's play book.

[ncountylee]

Yep...and Ramsey Clark's dad was on the Supreme Court.

[in hoc signo vinces]

I can't remember which, but this bozo is either a Clinton or Carter Administration product...and, would you expect any different from such a person?

[sauropod]

I saw this yesterday. Pretty frickin' unbelievable.

[douginthearmy]

hmm.. innocent Iraqi girl imprisoned and tortured for 4 years (from age 16-20) is the equivalent to Clark getting bumped into by the Secret Service. I see. That's perfectly reasonable.

By chance, are Democrats born on another planet and then podded down in streams of lightning, or is it more simply that they are weaned straight from mother's milk to LSD?

[blackie]

The liberal, jerk-weed, moonbat, democrats have lost it, completely!

[sgtbono2002]

Saddam will be found not guilty and will be back in power in two years.

Saddam is running the trial not the judge.

Today he boycotted the trial. The Judge should have had him tied and gagged and the trial should have proceeded. Instead Saddam demanded more clean underwear and fresher coffee. The Stepinfetchit Judge said Yassuh Mr. Saddam,

[cubreporter]

Today is Wednesday... TRASH DAY!

[.cnI redruM]

>>>>>What's more, Clark says Saddam shouldn't be blamed for the actions of his underlings, saying, "he was the president of the country, he was in a war, he was a pretty busy guy."

I wonder if Mr. Clark had the same opinion regarding the sitting US President when William Calley ordered his troops to shoot civilians in MyLae.

[rod1]

Here too in NYS. Wish I had a bag big enough to accommodate our Jr. Senator.