[Brilliant]

The vast leftwing conspiracy...

[Just mythoughts]

bttt

[beyond the sea]

"[The Great One, Mark Levin, weighs in...]" -----

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Hmm.

We used to reserve that moniker for Jackie Gleason............ but, for Mark, there is an exception to be made.

[kjo]

Yes, the lack of reaction of the MSM is rather amazing here, isn't it?

I have never seen a clearer double-standard in the way two similar stories were handled. The MSM just won't report it and hope nobody but the blogs will notice.

We'll see.

[rellimpank]

--and of course, the news networks are full of outraged Republican Senators and Congressthings demanding action, investigations, explanation, etc. ,--

--oh , I guess not---

[DrDeb]

btt

[Jet Jaguar]

BTTT

[silverleaf]

Putting that aside, the discovery of McCarthy does make you wonder how many more of her ilk have squirreled themselves into the bureaucracy, from where they seek to undermine the country.

AMEN. And in other government agencies too, such as State Dept and the UN.

[Chuck54]

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[minus_273]

Campaign contributions
March 14, 2004 McCarthy gave $2000 to the campaign of John F. Kerry. Source: Political Money Line and NY Times[2].
October 15, 2004 McCarthy gave $5000 to the Ohio Democratic Party. Source: Political Money Line
October 29, 2004 McCarthy gave $500 to "DNC services Corp" [3]
November 1, 2002 McCarthy gave $200 to Steve Porter Andreasen (D-MN). [4]

[Doctor Raoul]

McCarthy and Priest should become roommates at Government expense.

[EDINVA]

" ...how many more of her ilk have squirreled themselves into the bureaucracy, from where they seek to undermine the country."

LOTS, and it's been going on for decades.

[beyond the sea]

After all, the Washington Post's Dana Priest, who apparently served as McCarthy's stenographer, was just awarded the Pulitzer Prize.

Dear Dana Priest, although an attractive, and wholesome looking middle-aged girl should give back her pitiable award.

[TAdams8591]

"I must say, however, that the media's sickening hypocrisy knows no bounds."

Amen.

[P-40]

I remember her from the 9/11 Commission Report...

Page 117

Mary McCarthy, the NSC senior director responsible for intelligence programs, initially cautioned Berger that the “bottom line” was that “we will need much better intelligence on this facility before we seriously consider any options.” She added that the link between Bin Ladin and al Shifa was “rather uncertain at this point.” Berger has told us that he thought about what might happen if the decision went against hitting al Shifa, and nerve gas was used in a New York subway two weeks later.44

Page 128

The original sealed indictment had added that al Qaeda had “reached an understanding with the government of Iraq that al Qaeda would not work against that government and that on particular projects, specifically including weapons development, al Qaeda would work cooperatively with the Government of Iraq.”109This passage led Clarke, who for years had read intelligence reports on Iraqi-Sudanese cooperation on chemical weapons, to speculate to Berger that a large Iraqi presence at chemical facilities in Khartoum was “probably a direct result of the Iraq–Al Qida agreement.” Clarke added that VX precursor traces found near al Shifa were the “exact formula used by Iraq.”110This language about al Qaeda’s “understanding” with Iraq had been dropped, however, when a superseding indictment was filed in November 1998.111

[Fudd Fan]

GREAT ONE *PING!*

[Hoodat]

Bob Schieffer of CBS Evening News . . . described the firing as “a first — a dubious first, to be sure.”

Aldrich Ames was never fired? Go figure.

[BluH2o]

Putting that aside, the discovery of McCarthy does make you wonder how many more of her ilk have squirreled themselves into the bureaucracy, from where they seek to undermine the country.

No doubt there are more at the CIA ... another area of leaks, the Pentagon, needs a house cleaning as well. The sooner that much better ...

[nightdriver]

"....the discovery of McCarthy does make you wonder how many more of her ilk have squirreled themselves into the bureaucracy..."

One of the (very few) criticisms I have of W is that he wimped out and didn't do a nearly thorough enough job of cleaning house of the subversive clintonoids when he took office.

It's the job of every government to do that if, for no other reason, to be consistent with the principles that the populace elected them for.

Bush 41 had the same problem when he instituted "kinder, gentler," when we wanted "more of the same!"

[King Prout]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1619294/posts

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1619622/posts

we might need to begin compiling a Mary O. McCarthy List O' Links