Why is Crapitol Hill Blue whitewashing their forum?

Crapitol Hill Blue ^ | 7-11-03 | Registered

[Registered]

Hey, I can understand them pulling anything TLBSHOW posts (hehehe), but there are lots of comments being pulled, and most concern the recent discovery that Crapitol Hill Blue has been using an unnamed source that doesn't exist and that has left a vapor trail after being in contact with Doug Thompson for over 20 years!

[PhiKapMom]

That's what I remembered when I went looking for any articles on her and Watergate and first hit was this story from Limbacher that told the details.

[Mo1]

It's starting to come back to me .. hmmmm .. maybe I'll have to do some more reading to refresh the brain cells

I was little at the time and really don't remember the news from this time

[PhiKapMom]

I think it might pay for us to do some research on her back then and put it on here. I heard a long time ago that Hillary was one the group that leaked lies that helped bring Nixon down and now I believe it!

[onyx]

I think it might pay for us to do some research on her back then and put it on here. I heard a long time ago that Hillary was one the group that leaked lies that helped bring Nixon down and now I believe it!

We could always read her book...... any volunteers? (sarcasm)

Back then, she was a young and radical left-wing-lawyer, looking to make a name for herself. I believe she spewed all she knew and all she could possibly "invent."

[Mo1]

Zeifman revealed in a little-noticed passage of his 1996 book, "Without Honor: The Impeachment of President Nixon and the Crimes of Camelot."

Ha! .. I thought that book ringed a bell .. I bought it but never got a chance to finish reading it because of kids

Off toppic a bit .. but didn't Hellary say in her book that she failed the bar in Washington D.C.?

[Mo1]

We could always read her book...... any volunteers? (sarcasm)

*L* .. I don't think I could stomache that

[PhiKapMom]

She did fail the bar in D.C. and passed the Arkansas bar and married Bill. Bet he wishes she had passed the D.C. bar!

[PhiKapMom]

LOL!!! That is one thing I am not volunteering for. There must be someone on here that read it!

[Mo1]

Didn't Doug read it .. I think I remember a thread where he was able to return his book back to Walmart

[PhiKapMom]

I remember that! I thought it was hilarious!

[mware]

I am sending a email to Tony Snow asking him if he would like to make the Capitol Hill Blue, article and retraction as part of his BELOW THE FOLD, this week.

[jriemer]

The fact that Wilkinson has been a "source" for CHB's writer twenty-odd years leads me to believe that he / she / it works in the administration at some level that doesn't require political appointment with each new administration. This would explain the longitivity of service, the ideology and holding over from the Clinton adminstration. Trying to remove lower-level beaucrats, even with cause, is a Herculean task.

[DaughterOfAnIwoJimaVet]

I think someone did it to him; I'm not sure who it was. I don't know if he's married. I do know he has cute little children.

[onyx]

Correctomundo. Hitlery reportedly admits in her fictional tome, that she did indeed fail the DC bar, because all of her thoughts were on Bill.....

Ready, set, HURL!

[nopardons]

SESAME STREET gave kids no staying power/a lack of the ability to concentrate for long periods of time. It isn't what they pushed ( diversity, the characters, etc. )... it was/is the was the program is put together; the timing and pace, which robs youngsters the most.

[Lauratealeaf]

Interesting. It may be the cause of the so-called attention deficit problem. Although, my son's favorite show when he was little was The Little Rascals. Sesame Street didn't hold their attention so I was glad to put something else on for them.

[nopardons]

I think that it IS at least one of the causes of ADD.

Thankfully, my daughter has NEVER liked or watched much T.V.! When she was little, she liked Mr.Rogers and THE BOSTON POPS and watching LOONEY TOONS with her father. So, SESAME STREET wasn't a part of her viewing, as it wasn't in your house. :-)

More often than not, we had the T.V. off and I'd read to her. I bet you did the same.