Viewers Tune Out "Path to 9/11" (libs whining)

eOnline and Yahoo! ^ | Sept 11, 2006 | Josh Grossberg

[Rapscallion]

"The Path" is magnificent in its accuracy. ABC deserves commendation. Let the Clintons rage. This is not a Clinton issue anymore. America has to see what has happend to us and step forward together from here!

[caisson71]

I saw the first part and am looking forward to the second tohight. The more the Clintons scream and the more the libs - who say they won't watch - squirm, the more I'm convinced it'll be closer to the truth than not.
Besides, the less the film on the 9/11 Circus Report the more reliable I think it'll be.

[Dallas59]

Maybe America forgot about Clintoon....

[Northern Yankee]

"Having now seen the first night of this fiction, it is clear that the edits made to the film did not address the factual errors that we brought to your attention," Bruce Lindsey, the former President's personal attorney and head of the Clinton Foundation, wrote in an open letter to Disney chief Robert Iger.

Way to go Bruce... spokesman for the greatest liar we have ever had in the office of the Presidency.

What a dumb bastard.

[MizSterious]

I wish I had known that. When the news came down that ABC had caved, we just decided to watch some recorded stuff. I'll try to watch it when it reruns, or when the dvd comes out. I just couldn't bear to watch some hacked apart story revised by the Clintons and their minions, and I thought that was what we were going to get.

[Nonstatist]

13 million for The Path to 9/11

That's a pretty big audience.

[I still care]

I've watched and I've actually not seen a lot of finger pointing. I guess most of that was cut.

But I have seen a definate indictment of liberal terrorist protectionist stuff. I almost cheered during the scene when someone reported to the FBI that an Arabic guy was taking flight lessons, and it was backshelved because that was racial profiling.

There was also a scene the first night when someone said the FBI had plenty of proof, and the FBI said they couldn't listen to domestic messages - there were laws about people's privacy.

[the invisib1e hand]

many of them joined the rest of the country and simply didn't watch.

yeah, right. ya gotta hand it to the left. they're freaking persistent, if nothing else. persistent losers.

[I still care]

Just now they had an agent say that because the "wonderful" press disclosed the way they listen to Bin Ladin, he changed his method and was using couriers.

[DuxFan4ever]

Leftie bloggers also decried ABC's choice of director, David L. Cunningham, and screenwriter, Cyrus Nowrasteh, both of whom have documented conservative leanings.

Of course they have no problem when partisan hacks like Jennifer Loven pose as objective AP news reporters.

[Graybeard58]

To be honest, I got a little bored with the first half. It's enough for me though that it pisses off slick willy and friends.

[bray]

What is the usual viewership during that slot? The opening game for NFL and the Mannings is a tough matchup. I would bet they did at least as well as usual.

Pray for W and Our Troops

[perfect stranger]

"If people blame Bill Clinton after seeing this, then the miniseries has failed," Kean said. "That's wrong and it shouldn't happen."

And Kean's a Republican from the 9-11 Commission?

[G8 Diplomat]

Oh man...whenever I hear liberals whining I can't even finish reading it. Their words are just too absurdly wrong and annoying...a great way to get pissed off.

[ErnBatavia]

Way to go Bruce... spokesman for the greatest liar we have ever had in the office of the Presidency.

Most attorneys don't mind at all being shmeared with smegma...

[1stMarylandRegiment]

Didn't watch - didn't need to. Already know everything I need to know about Clinton, Berger, Albright, Gore - and their protests tell me I'm right.

[444Flyer]

To my dismay, I didn't watch last night. Two of my closest friends chastised me and I will be watching tonight. I heard it was done historically and masterfully.

[1-Eagle]

I wonder if it ever occurred to them how many more people saw it, on a Sunday, than might have otherwise and probably had other plans... except for all the free advertisement the thing got from the clintonista fury in the press that drew their attention to it.

But, they still think they 'won' the elections in '92 and '96, even though Perot was responsible for dividing the conservative vote, so they can't be all that smart, now can they?