[Red Jones]

wow, Walters was supposed to be on the Ron Brown plane that crashed and at the last minute canceled, he really is a friend of bill's.

And Inhofe, remember when he was scheduled to meet clinton in OK City for some public speech and he had to land his small plane on the highway because somebody partially dis-assembled his propeller before he took off? The screw holding the propeller on had been purposely taken off, that can't possibly happen by accident. Then while in flight the propeller mysteriously fell off, but Inhofe landed the plane safely anyway ... ... on a highway. That was when Clinton failed to get Inhofe. It was only a few weeks after Inhofe gave a big anti-clinton speech on the senate floor basically outlining some aspect or another of clinton's slime-ball character.

[PhiKapMom]

And now Walters cannot figure out which story to use about the Ron Brown plane -- 1. He had a back problem and couldn't fly and 2. he had a funeral to attend. I have heard him give both reasons and I wasn't even in OK when Ron Brown's plane went down.

This letter in the Daily Oklahoman this morning says it all:

TO THE EDITOR:
Tom Boettcher seems like an intelligent man. He's been asking, "Does it matter?" For a number of us, looking at the faces of the Democrat Party and seeing David Walters, Gene Stipe, Bill and Hillary Clinton, Al Gore, Jesse Jackson, and Ted Kennedy, that question was answered long ago. But now Boettcher has his answer. It's a resounding "No!"

There is no line the Democrats won't cross, no shame and no regrets. I'd now like to ask this of Boettcher and any other Democrats who had been unclear on this point: What will you do with the answer?
John Scott, Harrah