Reliable Sources’ Panel Rips Clinton’s 'Fox News Sunday' Tirade

Newsbusters ^ | Sept. 25, 2006 | Noel Sheppard

[COUNTrecount]

[laweeks]

Clinton is an arrogant, perverted ass. And so is her "husband."

[ElPatriota]

Anthing where Arianna Huffington is involved has 0 credibility.

[Young Werther]

Monday Morning PING!

[MinuteGal]

Huffington is still kissing up to her main drool Clinton.

Only in your dreams, Arianna.......you're too much like the one he's still shackled to.

Leni

[Paloma_55]

I find it interesting that he wagged his finger in Wallace's face much like he did in OUR face when he said "I did not have sex with that woman.... Ms. Lewinsky... not once, ever!!!"

Now, I can care less about Clinton's infidelity...however, when he engaged in such acts in the Oval Office, it put him in a position where it could dominate his ability to execute his responsibilities as president. THAT is what it was all about.

This is why the military does not allow homosexuals or adulterers...they become compromised...an unable to perform their duties effectively.

Someone should ask him about that "Did your affair inside the Oval Office with a subordinate not interfere with your ability to secure the people of the USA from the terror attacks of Osama Bin Laden by creating a "wag the dog" image for any attacks you might have taken?"

[trashcanbred]

I love that picture....

Clinton really blew the interview. He is so used to being thrown easy pitches that when one is a little tough to answer he decided to NOT answer it and go apesh*t.

I think it is telling that even Clinton probably felt that he ignored the Osama too much.

[TruthShallSetYouFree]

I think what his answer shows is that he believes, as his wife once famously said, there is a vast right wing conspiracy out to get the Clinton.

Umm, no. He wants the American Public to believe that there is such a conspiracy. He and Her Heinous know it isn't true (to the extent that they know what "true" means.)

[andonte]

"Did your affair inside the Oval Office with a subordinate not interfere with your ability to secure the people of the USA from the terror attacks of Osama Bin Laden by creating a 'wag the dog' image for any attacks you might have taken?"

This is the most pertinent question, and of course the answer is a resounding yes.

[oh8eleven]

SIMON: I think what his answer shows is that he believes, as his wife once famously said, there is a vast right wing conspiracy out to get the Clinton.
SIMON: I think what his answer shows is that he believes, as his wife once infamously said, there is a vast right wing conspiracy out to get the Clinton.

[wideawake]

Thank you. Why does anyone listen to her? What credentials does she have? That she once worked as a beard for a failed Senate candidate?

[johnny7]

“I think what his answer shows is that he believes, as his wife once famously said, there is a vast right wing conspiracy out to get the Clinton. That may be true. I'm not sure Chris Wallace is part of it, however. I think Chris Wallace was simply acting like a newsman.”

Priceless...

wait till tonight... the DBM... Spitboy Matthews in particular, will be claiming Clinton a feisty old warhorse... smacking down that right-wing hack Wallace!

[Clifford The Big Red Dog]

He sure was slurring his words a lot, too. Had he been drinking before the interview? Dick Morris has written that Billy Boy was something of a bully anyways and did use hand gestures and pseudo-slaps that could be peceived as threats.

If I were Wallace, I'd have told him to keep his hands off of me when Clinton started the pointing that ended up as physical contact. Technically that's considered assault.

[bvw]

Indeed.

[Clifford The Big Red Dog]

Using the words "Clintons" and "true" in the same sentence and context almost made me choke on my coffee!

[BaBaStooey]

Is Richard Clarke's book really worth reading? I thought reviews of it stated that he was more critical of the Bush Administration than the Clinton Administration.

The Path to 9/11 made him out to be one of the heroes of the film, but maybe it just seemed that way because he was played by Stephen Root, who always comes across as one of the good guys.

[Sacajaweau]

Boy, you got Matthews right.

Let's hear from Krauthammer. Charlie's brilliant.

[SoFloFreeper]

Clinton was pathetic in that interview.

[kenth]

Yep. Playing the victim bypasses scrutiny by their voters.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Clinton is lying when he wags his finger. We've seen it before.