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To: technomage

No you are absolutely correct. I too recall that the original Wag the Dog was the Predator in Chief’s desire to deflect the Monica - Broderick – Willey – Jones – Foster – White Water scandals to name just a few (did I miss any?) by bombing Serbia and taking the media’s attention away from his scandal riddle administration and personally deviant ways by attacking a country who’s affairs and were not in our national interests but would replace his problems and tonight’s big story.

Bin Laden wasn’t even a household name at the time.

This is just Bill’s sorry attempt to reinvent history.


40 posted on 09/24/2006 9:32:04 AM PDT by Caramelgal (Michael Steele doesn’t hate puppies – for the record, Michael Steele loves puppies!)
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To: Caramelgal
Bin Laden wasn’t even a household name at the time.

This is just Bill’s sorry attempt to reinvent history.


Consider this point. To you and I, BinLaden wasn't a housoehold name -- but to Clinton -- it was. Clinton knew a lot more than we did. ANd he did nothing about it.

That is why Clinton is so upset. He knews he didn't do the right thing. Now he has told the Nation that he knew the worst about BinLaden, yet didn't put a priority on getting rid of him.

That is going to be Clinton's legacy and Clinton knows it and it is killing him!
100 posted on 09/24/2006 10:47:01 AM PDT by i_dont_chat (I have the right to offend. You can take offense or not.)
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To: Caramelgal

Isn't it ironic that the wag the dog moniker was placed around Clinton's neck by his old running buddies, DeNiro, Hoffman, and meathead.


122 posted on 09/24/2006 11:37:22 AM PDT by Texas Songwriter
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