[governsleastgovernsbest]

No intentional deception has been demonstrated. But for Katie, it's already time to be darkly musing that President Bush is engaging in "a pattern of deception."

[MEG33]

It will continue ..Facts are not important.

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[an amused spectator]

Kute Katie Kommie, The Affable Eva Braun of morning television.

[governsleastgovernsbest]

ping

[netmilsmom]

I give you lots of credit for monitoring this trite for us. I can't watch it.

[Diogenesis]

Is this not the Couric and NBC who said,
"Saddam hopefully fled to Syria".

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Couric and NBC salute Americans and patriots worldwide.

[Behind Liberal Lines]

I've often thought (and forgive me if I've mentioned this before), the conservatives out there need to write NBC and tell them that, not only won't they watch the Today Show, but that they won't watch ANY NBC show until Couric stops.

And cc the sponsors.

[GodBlessRonaldReagan]

GodBlessRonaldReagan suggests Katie Couric is engaging in a pattern of deception.

[Pikachu_Dad]

Ann Coulter answer: "No, the Democrats are engaging in a pattern of misinformation. The biased liberal press are fanning the flames. And both are attempting to undermine this President by destroying this country."

Or something else that is very clever along those lines.

[MEG33]

Thanks as always for inflaming me!

[an amused spectator]

"Could the Bush administration be seen to be engaging in a pattern of deception?"

We're beginning to see that Ann Coulter's thesis about these people in the book Treason is correct.

The United States has a huge strategic interest in being in Iraq. We needed to remove an Arab dictator, to show the other Arab dictators that it could be done. We needed to shift our base of operations from a hostile country, Saudi Arabia, to a newly created Arab democracy. We needed to remove any possibility that Iraq would be used as a base for terrorist operations, and a source of materials for terrorists. The operation also destabilised the dictatorship in Iran. These are four huge strategic goals achieved for America, and we nailed a sadistic, vicious mass-murderer to boot.

Katie Couric would have attacked the Normandy invasion as unjustified if she'd been around in 1944.

[Savage Beast]

Talk about the pot and the kettle!

[Conspiracy Guy]

Crew Scouric. I like it when her face turns inside out. Wish I could get a live interview by the little tart.

[Sam Cree]

It's kind of amazing to me how the national media increasingly is dropping any pretense of impartiality. Meanwhile, Democrats and liberals continue to demand that those who dissent be silenced.

I shouldn't be surprised, but I am.

[trebb]

I hear a lot of people tuned in for her live colonscopy - I guess that both ends spew the same sh** and the same people find hers interesting...

[WorkingClassFilth]

Reading statements like those of Ms. Couric make me realize the long-term wisdom in a good supply of rubber truncheons and political prisons.

Just joking, Katie dear.

[Born Conservative]

Kennedy obligingly stated that "the buck stops in White House.

Get ready for this phrase to be repeated by the Democrats; I already saw it quoted by (Little) Dick Gephart; must be in the latest edition of Democratic Talking Points.

[Behind Liberal Lines]

But for Katie, it's already time to be darkly musing that President Bush is engaging in "a pattern of deception."

Apparently "pattern of deception" is a new Dem talking point.

From The Wall St. Journal's Best of the Web Today:

Do We Detect a Pattern Here?

"Several candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination spoke out yesterday. Rep. Richard A. Gephardt (D-Mo.) said Bush's 'factual lapse' cannot be easily dismissed 'as an intelligence failure.' He said the president 'has a pattern of using excessive language in his speeches and off-the-cuff remarks' which 'represents a failure of presidential leadership.' "--Associated Press

"Amid questions about the president's justification for war against Iraq, [John Kerry] the Massachusetts senator [who by the way served in jail] plans to question Bush's credibility next week by citing a pattern of deception on national security and domestic issues, aides said."--Associated Press

"What troubles me is not that single episode, but the broader pattern of dishonesty and delusion that helped get us into the Iraq mess."--Nicholas Kristof, New York Times

"The case of the bogus uranium purchases wasn't an isolated instance. It was part of a broad pattern of politicized, corrupted intelligence."--former Enron adviser Paul Krugman, New York Times

"I think the American people are aware this administration has engaged in a pattern of deceit."--Dennis Kucinich

[Political Junkie Too]

Paging Dick Gephardt! Paging Dick Gephardt! Your master is calling!

6) Dick Gephardt’s impugning of President Bush by using “what did he know and when did he know it” language was Katie Couric’s fault. Morton Kondracke reported Monday night on FNC that “the Gephardt people” are blaming his rhetoric on his simply mimicking what he heard Couric proclaim that morning on NBC’s Today.

-PJ