[JohnHuang2]

Quote of the Day by The Magical Mischief Tour

[Jimmy Valentine]

thanks for posting this. The Times may be the most honest newspaper in the United States today.

Wesley Pruden, the Editor is from Arkansas and was never fooled by Hillary or "Slick Willie".

One can only hope that the rest of the U.S. pays attention to what a congenital liar she is.

Regards,

[Movemout]

"Two hundred and three words later, Mrs. Clinton may have stopped talking but she hadn't answered that simple question. "

And so it goes. Presidential material I'd say.

[Protect the Bill of Rights]

"But, you know, if you go back and look at the context, there was not the support in this country for the steps that were needed,"

Russert missed the boat on that one.

The "context" was 9/11. Saving lives of innocent American citizens should not depend on public support. He certainly did not have public support when he freed the FALN Terrorists. Russert truly disappointed me.

[Alas]

Russert is just as bad as petey jennings! monica lewinsky wannabees.

[jrlc]

Great post, John. Let's take a close look at where X42 is today -- explaining, blaiming and claiming. No matter what happens, he didn't do it, somebody else did it. If you want to understand Clinton, just ask who paid. X42's VP is growing his regulation length Bin Laden beard -- Mullah Ali'Gore-ah. The new Mullah is such a head case he's probably applying right now for flight school. Mrs.X42 has to concoct "Where's Chelsea" stories to place herself at the center of a tragedy. She should get booed right out of the Senate. But we are going to have Little Katie Communist on the NBC TV show -- and her like (including Chris Matthews and Russett) to be her apologists as she runs for Bush's job. The Republican Party should begin right now to put a war chest together -- it's going to take a ton of money to beat Hell-ary with the free liberal press bias she's certain to receive whatever she does. BLAIM, EXPLAIN and CLAIM -- that's the Klintoons' game.

[katherineisgreat]

Y'all remember that Russert was crying when KH certified?
as was Judy Woodruff and Dan Rather though he wasn't crying, seemed very sad and depressed.

[demkicker]

Great post, thanks! Does anyone know what page its on? I hope its on the front page.

[mombonn]

Unhappily for the nation, we had the kind of leadership that followed public opinion instead of molding it.

"Unhappily" is hardly strong enough - "dangerously" comes closer.

[McBuff]

As much as Bill and Hill turn my stomach, the truth is THE PUBLIC would have never supported what it would have taken to defeat terrorism no matter who was President.

That is what was changed on September 11th. But make no mistake, THAT IS WHAT WAS REQUIRED to solve the true problem = a complacent, sleeping public easily cowed by a few liberal jerks on TV or in newspapers. It was a public that REELECTED Clinton and then nearly elected AlGORE. It was a public that allow liberals to change the very meaning of America and to do it at the DNA level. It was the public that allowed liberals to decimate our intelligence capabilities and military FOR YEARS and they just rolled over and said, "ho hum."

September 11th was the empirical evidence that freedom has a price. We were several payments behind.

[Hugh Akston]

Gosh, if Hil ever does end up running for the White House, whoever her opponent is would do well to have this comment ready to throw back at her, perhaps at a key time such as in a debate.

They had their chance. They did not lead. We will.

And we are.

[b4its2late]

The bottom line was this: "I know that fighting terrorism and going after bin Laden was a top priority of the Clinton administration," she said. Here was a whopper. Even the most die-hard Clintonista won't whisper that one in the dark.

Ugh.