[gov_bean_ counter]

Between this and the Gorelick assertion that "there was no wall" of separation, this is turning out to be the weekend from hell for the Dems.

[jimbo123]

Clinton's performance unintentially blew up the DNC's coordinated weekend hit on our President with the classified leaks to New York Times-Washington Post-CBS News.

The only thing people are talking about is Clinton's rage and instability in the interview with Wallac.

[sine_nomine]

She was hostile too. Cool but the rage was showing. How dare they approach the great and terrible Oz and make her uncomfortable!

[AZLiberty]

Between this and the Gorelick assertion that "there was no wall" of separation, this is turning out to be the weekend from hell for the Dems.

Bill says in the interview:

The CIA and the FBI refused to certify that Bin Laden was responsible while I was there. They refused to certify. So that meant I would have had to send a few hundred special forces in helicopters and refuel at night.

No wonder they refused -- i.e., were unable -- to certify. With the Gorelick wall, neither the CIA nor the FBI had the information they needed to make the conclusion. You can't connect the dots if half of them are behind a locked door.

[alnick]

Between this and the Gorelick assertion that "there was no wall" of separation, this is turning out to be the weekend from hell for the Dems.

Yes, and right after Gorelick, they trotted out demo strategist Rich Masters, who apparently hadn't coordinated his answers with Gorelick, who stated that yes indeed there was a wall. LOL.