Posted on 09/07/2006 8:47:36 PM PDT by shield
Yeah ..... cowardice, quibbler ...... and perception, image, standing, legacy, HER.
I love this stuff!!!
A bullet that can't be called back.....
I think the answer is no more complicated than the DEMS are seeing their attempts to roll out their "tough on terrorism" strategy being completely wrecked with this movie. They know damned good and well that any reminders to the public of their past actions will make their new "toughness" ring as hollow as their feeble attempts to recast themselves as "religious". They simply cannot stand up to even the least bit of scrutiny.
This is about the 8 years of Clinton, more than it is about the 8 months of Bush.
Clinton's ineptness (for a variety of reasons) permitted 9-11.
LOL................LOL........just LOLing with you.
Take a look at this:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1697607/posts
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ABC program stills:
A production still from ABC's upcoming film 'The Path to 9/11' shows actor Stephen Root portraying Richard Clarke. Amid an election-year debate over who can best defend America, U.S. congressional Democrats urged ABC-TV on Thursday to cancel a miniseries about the September 11 attacks that is critical of former Democratic President Bill Clinton and his top aides.
A production still from ABC's upcoming film 'The Path to 9/11' shows actor Stephen Root portraying Richard Clarke (L) and actress Penny Johnson Jerald portraying Condoleeza Rice. Amid an election-year debate over who can best defend America, U.S. congressional Democrats urged ABC-TV on Thursday to cancel a miniseries about the September 11 attacks that is critical of former Democratic President Bill Clinton and his top aides.
Safe to say that Bill Clinton won't be TiVo'ing ABC's The Path to 9/11 this weekend.
A production still from ABC's upcoming film 'The Path to 9/11.' Amid an election-year debate over who can best defend America, U.S. congressional Democrats urged ABC-TV on Thursday to cancel a miniseries about the September 11 attacks that is critical of former Democratic President Bill Clinton and his top aides.
This photo supplied by ABC shows Shirley Douglas portraying then Secretary of State Madeleine Albright in a scene from ABC's 'The Path to 9/11.' Albright is one of the former Clinton administration officials demanding that ABC correct or not air the miniseries because it is 'terribly wrong' about events leading to the Sept. 11 attacks . The miniseries airs Sunday night Sept. 10 and Monday, Sept. 11, 2006.
This undated promotional photo, provided by ABC, shows actor Harvey Keitel as counterterrorism expert John O'Neill in 'The Path to 9/11,' the network's five-hour miniseries about the events detailed in The 9/11 Commission Report and other sources. 'The Path to 9/11' airs commercial-free at 8 p.m. EDT Sunday and concludes the following evening.
I think it was National Review. They posted the Democrats letter then added that comment.
I'm going to pass on ABC's "DNC Seal Of Approval" version of this thing and wait for Wal-Mart to sell the "Director's Cut" DVD.
Madeline shouldn't have ANY complaints about the physical appearance --- the actress looks much better than the old gal herself.
*Snicker*
This just goes to show that if you don't keep up with your septic tank maintenance, nasty things will come back up. ;>)
LOL-LOL-LOL!
I love your way with words!
Who in the press will stick up for ABC's right to air this miniseries without having its broadcast license threatened?
Most excellent.
Any idea who provided the captions fot the photographs that you posted? I find it interesting that the caption writer knows (and admits) the film is critical of Clinton.
Each time I think that the dims have gone down as far as they can, they find another way to dig themselves even deeper.
These folks are cracking me up.
Dear God, please don't let these cartoons EVER run our Country again.
Bill Clinton thought he could beat the interweb.
Lex Luthor says "WROOONG!"
You have quite the memory.
I never paid attention to her.
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