[WKB]

Missippy ping

[varon]

Wonder which title he will choose. Will it be "Rah, rah, sis boom bah and other favorite cheers" or will he settle for "How to choose a politically correct wig"?

[mewzilla]

Tell all? I don't think so....

[blackdog]

Since I paid him his wages in order to accumulate all his material, what say he just gives a speech on the senate floor, reading his manuscript instead?

Intellectual property rights dictate that he was on my payroll while accumulating this intellectual knowlege(as was his entire senate staff), therefore it's not his property to sell.

As a matter of fact except for any classified information he held, he should be required to tell us every detail of every encounter and meeting he ever held. That's the relationship that an employer shares with his or her boss.

The next time my boss asks me just what happened over business matters, I'll just tell him that he'll have to wait for my book.

EFFU Trent Lott!

[blackdog]

And that especially goes for Sid Blumenthal. Paid by the public to do work for the whitehouse which is a public building, enjoying utilities and office equipment which is paid for by the public. Maintaining records, data, and memo's which are the public's property, and then writing a book based on all the public's property(his job experiences) and being compensated for it is a crime.

[MarkT]

Just how does one write a tell-all book about a do-nothing person?

[montag813]

We were better off with Trent Lott. Bill "Limp Wrist" Frist is a pathetic failure. He should resign after the cowardice he showed on the nominations, which led to an honorable man like Estrada being treated like a doormat by the Senate GOP "leadership".

[blackdog]

LG, Can you look at our argument in these posts and help me out here?

[VRWC_minion]

I hate to say this but this looks like this book is Lotts payment to stay on board as a senator. Its probably part of the deal that was cut. The rats paved the way for Hillary.

Personally, I'm not all that happy about these disguised compensation/bribes.

[bmwcyle]

I wonder if he will tell all the stupid spineless things he did?

[Ann Archy]

Is he going to Fess Up to undermining the House o Clinton's Impeachment??

IMHO, he got what he deserved by being so weak and spineless with the Dems.

[Ann Archy]

Is he going to Fess Up to undermining the House o Clinton's Impeachment??

IMHO, he got what he deserved by being so weak and spineless with the Dems.

[tang-soo]

I'll be curious to hear what David Shippers has to say about the smokey room decision about how to handle the impeachment of president Spooj.

[Theodore R.]

I still think that Lott was removed as "majority leader" for all the wrong reasons. He was ineffective, but the Thurmond flap was ridiculous. The GOP fell right into the Democrat trap, as they do many, many times.

Is it likely that he will finally bow out in 2006?

[MississippiMan]

Oh gee, I can't wait to read this tome. Trent has always been such a vibrant and exciting fellow. SHEESH.

MM

[Pagey]

But the Mississippi senator's former Democratic rival will beat him to the bookstore.

All I want to know is,who's going to sell fewer books, Mr. Lott (aka the eunuch) or Mr. Dashole (who stands on stools at press conferences)?

[dixiechick2000]

Thanks for the ping!

So, he's writing a 'tell all' book?
I don't think he has the testicular fortitude to tell the real story.

[Zack Nguyen]

I don't know that I'd call it a "must-read". Lott refused to do his job in working to convict Clinton, and frankly that told me all I needed to know.