Ex-Prosecutor’s Book Accuses Bush of Murder

The NY Times ^ | July 7, 2008 | TIM ARANGO

[forkinsocket]

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[Darksheare]

The clown was featured on a rado interview two weeks back that was broadcast on 102.3 WSUS FM.
The guy said he had proof that Bush is guilty of murder.
I shut the car radio off and focused on driving after hearing that one.
I didn’t hear that he’d been a prosecutor.
Must have gone to his head.

[toddlintown]

Let Charlie out of prison for a weekend.

[Blennos]

At one time I admired this man, but no longer. Poor Mr. Bugliosi, addled by time, trying desperately to make a new media splash. But this is just silly.

[library user]

AJNTSA!

[sam_paine]

I heard him on Dennis Miller and Dennis took him apart.

[Mark]

Vincent Bugliosi was on a talk show last week selling his stupid book. As a previous prosecutor he should know that with many murder cases, yo go after any co-defendants, conspirators, accomplices. So this idiot should include almost the entire Congress. But, NO,not a mention of that. The guy is an idiot.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Bugliosi has lost his mind.

[Darksheare]

Afraid I couldn’t listen long enough to hear anyone take him apart.
He sounded like he was foamingly deranged when I heard him.

[Joe 6-pack]

Of all the (generally author self-aggrandizing) books published in the wake of the Simpson trial, Bugliosi wrote perhaps the most lucid and insightful analysis of the entire fiasco.

It's sad to see how far he's fallen, and listening to him discuss his thesis for this book makes me think that during the trial that made Bugliosi a ntional figure, Manson may very well have been the sanest person in the courtroom.

[nobama08]

I wonder if Bush can sue him for slander/libel?

[Billthedrill]

Bugliosi has lost his mind.

Yes, I'm afraid he has. Literally. Sad case.

[Bahbah]

This man is a complete loon. That didn’t stop MSNBC from having him on this morning.

He mainly wants the President prosecuted for declaring Iraq an “imminent” threat. Everyone on this site knows George Bush did NOT say that.

[Hardastarboard]

Historians (real historians, not the liberal fools we have now that have condemned President Bush as the worst President ever) will look back on this era with shock. It is truly incredible how insane a portion of our population has become.

[Gay State Conservative]

He’s getting close to retirement.What better way to pad your 401K than to write a book accusing Bush of God-knows-what?

[FredZarguna]

Not really news. He went hard-left about ten years ago, writing a book about how unjust it was for the SCOTUS to allow Clinton to be sued by Paula Jones. The whole thing was a useless rant — imagine a left-wing Dennis Miller on a near overdose of meth. Since then, he's had his microphone shut off so many times nobody even invites him on talk-shows anymore. That's the real reason why nobody's heard of this book anywhere to the right of the no-brain side of the blogosphere: Charlie Manson gets a more respectful hearing at his biennial parole denial.

[FredZarguna]

This man is a complete loon. That didn’t stop MSNBC from having him on this morning.

Not to worry. The only poorer marketing scheme than promoting a book on MSNBC is selling copies door-to-door.

[Unlikely Hero]

Maybe Manson was telling the truth after all.

Seriously, the claims of Bugliosi about Charlie’s motive of Helter Skelter has always been strenuously denied by the mastermind. Maybe the Bug really did make it all up because it’s a juicy story.

/semi-serious

[dalebert]

can anymore nuts gain a public forum for their fantasy rants

[muawiyah]

Bugliosi is typical of a crowd of Leftwingtards who actually think wars can and should be thought with prosectorial methods.

These people are mad!