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Posted on 05/27/2006 2:39:03 PM PDT by wagglebee
Now that he is in a position of considerable power in the White House, do you think he is doing something about the cover up of that report?
That link was a bombshell, and that report is an unexploded artillery shell that has not been defused.
I had the same question.
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A. He is Conservative
B. He makes no bones about his political beliefs
C. He is talented and attractive
D. He worked for the "F-Network" which is such a threat to the MSM
I am tempted to an this:
E. Snow knows what is in the Barret Report. So does the staff of the National Review, and so does the House Judiciary Committee.
If the details come out, many Clinton toadies who abused their power at the IRS, Justice Dept, FBI, and the White House face criminal charges.
That is not an exaggeration - that is just the way it is.
No wonder Snow joked this scandal would make the Joe Wilson manufactured non-story a bad joke.
All Snow really has to do is have a serious sit down with the President, Hastert, and Frist.
thanks!
Count your parachutes before leaving on that small plane.
"All Snow really has to do is have a serious sit down with the President, Hastert, and Frist."
Come on. You think the President, Hastert, and Frist don't have a clue what's in it?
The Barrett report is apparently part of the doctrine of Mutual Assured Destruction in Congress. They won't mention it because Hillary would unleash everything she has on all the GOP leadership.
Which is?
I know she stole their FBI files, but what does she have on them? The Clintons used those during the Impeachment - and intimidated several Senators. All we have is guesswork of what details may have been in those files, and those could only prove embarrassing at the most.
The Barret Report is much more concrete, and recent.
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