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To: Keith in Iowa
I'll say I waited for the facts to come out - which they did - without engaging in any mindless hyperbole and wild-arsed speculation that in this case happened to wind up being true. It does not often turn out like this. Waiting for the truth is never wrong.

Really?

If we had waited for the TRUTH from SeeBS on Memogate, Bush would probably not be in the White House. You're dead wrong..... as you were last night. It's o.k. to be wrong, everyone is wrong now and then, but it sucks to be wrong and mouthy and aggressive.... all of which you were.

2,495 posted on 04/30/2005 3:55:44 PM PDT by beyond the sea (Advanced Directive -- don't step on my blue suede shoes.)
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To: beyond the sea
Earth to beyond the sea...

No, I was not wrong in any way. There were wild-arsed speculations made all over this thread, some of which ended up being true. As to your comparison of this to Rather-gate...I say poppycock. The truth was brought out immediately, right here in this very forum as well as others. The speculations made in that case were based in truth from the beginning. The speculations in this case were based on nothing more than air. It is with hindsight it can be said some of the speculations were correct in this case. If standing up on the side of facts makes me mouthy and aggressive in your little world - then color me proud to be mouthy and aggressive. You are cordially invited to now introduce any further comments you may have to me directly to your colon.... (is that mouthy and agressive too? I hope so...)

2,511 posted on 04/30/2005 4:06:51 PM PDT by Keith in Iowa (Life's a beach - and Liberals are like the sand that gets in your swimsuit...)
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