[Sabertooth]

Let's try to keep this focused above whether Grover Norquist can keep the names of 100 Arabs straight on a radio show.

Let's try and be honest about what actually happened on that radio show. I've listened to it three times, how about you?

Sami Al Arian isn't an obscure Arab name among 100 that was discussed on that show, he's one of the highest-profile terror infiltrators this country has seen.

There was a very specific exchange in which Norquist claimed that not only had Al Arian not visited the White House under President Bush, but also that Norquist had made a specific point of calling the White House about that visit, and that someone there had told him Al Arian's visit never happened.

Norquist is lying in this, as he has in other instances. Al Arian's visit has been reported in numerous sources, and has been acknowledged by the White House.

[Trollstomper]

"Norquist is lying in this, as he has in other instances. Al Arian's visit has been reported in numerous sources, and has been acknowledged by the White House. "


This is typical of Grover's "research", due diliegence and glib/hubristic approach: "I don't need the facts, I'm Grover and I can overpower you." This time he screwed up to big to walk away. Happens when you engage in issues you know nothing about and ignore the advice of those who know a great deal more because of your pride, guilty knowledge or whatever.