[kitkat]

I can't wait until Jonathon Turley of the Philly Inquirer writes his first ADMITTEDLY fictional book. He sure is good at twisting the facts and presenting a fictionalized version of the truth.

[dirtboy]

I can't wait until Jonathon Turley of the Philly Inquirer writes his first ADMITTEDLY fictional book. He sure is good at twisting the facts and presenting a fictionalized version of the truth.

Perhaps you would like to peruse the Freeper archives and read the articles Turley wrote condemning the Clinton Administration. And please elaborate on how this column is fictional...

[jackbill]

I can't wait until Jonathon Turley of the Philly Inquirer writes his first ADMITTEDLY fictional book. He sure is good at twisting the facts and presenting a fictionalized version of the truth.

Jonathon Turley does not work for the Inquirer. He's a constitutional law professor at George Washington Univ. Law School.

I generally tend to agree with Turley but he's way out of phase on this one. Perhaps he should have previously read the Wash. Compost editorial of last week or the LA Slimes article of Sunday. The Harken "case" has been exposed as a nothing.

Turley is generally reasonable and - unlike many "celebrities" - he answers e-mails.