Posted on 12/20/2005 10:58:25 AM PST by slowhand520
I suppose Rockefeller was too petrified to use a typewriter to write this note. ;-)
Possibilities:
1) He never sent the letter.
2) He Just wrote it a few days ago.
3) He sent it, but made no effort to make sure it got special notice. If this last scenario is accurate, it was plotted 2-3 years in advance.
Any could be true.
What is key, though, is that Roberts states Rockefeller praised the program only two weeks ago. That nukes the letter, real, plotted or imagined.
As I have always said, Jay Rockefeller is dumber than West Virginia coal bucket.
I think its the wrong press release, sorry.
I think its the wrong press release, sorry.
Use a bat with a lead bar core too. Make Murtha, Schumer,Pelosi, Leahy and Kerry watch and assure them their fate will be the same. There will be no more leaks.
Covering the bases?
Good luck. :-)
You might even call Senator Robert's office to verify as well. They may have a link to a documented source on their own hard drives.
Side by side to Robert's statement is Stevens playing hardball with Dems/McCain/RINO's over ANWR. It is pretty amazing, isn't it? I'm a bit pleased with them today. It's an unusual condition. LOL
And on a side note, it must be fact because the WP says it is. Could that story be more emotional and sympathetic? Good Lord, it's so obvious that it is an insult to the itelligence of the reader.
I am going to wait until I get Alan Colmes and Juan Williams analysis of this story. (/off)
I'm more convinced today than ever that he is the mole who blabbed to the NYslimes. He should be removed from the committee post-haste. If I remember correctly added to the secret communication from his staff to undermine the President before the '04 election?
I really need to preview, geez.
intelligence
Sensitive is right. It's probably not good to let your staffers know that you can't tie your own shoes without their help. Poor Rock-head-fellar.
What a big old steaming pile of ....
The Washington Post article also said, "...In hindsight, the letter seemed a rejoinder to President Bush's assertions that key congressional leaders were adequately briefed on the expanded NSA program and to his intimation that they did not seriously object."
The last paragraph of that article is the kicker. Bush has been vindicated from these charges that the Democrats say all this stuff has been done under total secrecy. Which is untrue. Both Republicans and Democrats have been briefed on a regular and routine basis since day one of his administration.
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