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Politics : Politics for Pros- moderated

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To: Lane3 who wrote (37469)4/2/2004 10:29:11 AM
From: Sully-  Read Replies (1) of 793912
 
"Partisans see every observation or opinion expressed by someone not in their camp as an allegation whether or not it is expressed as an allegation."

This isn't about how partisans view "everything". Give
people some credit. They can be partisan & still see a
liar with a political & financial agenda.

Given what we now know about Clarke, "allegation" was the
mildest word that would be anywhere near appropriate.
Clarke, through his own words has contradicted himself
countless times. He is so obviously biased against Bush &
pro Clinton that it's a joke. And Clinton had 8 years to
really do next to nothing. Bush obviously was moving in
the right direction prior to 9/11.

Clarke's complete silence from the time he resigned until
his perfectly timed testimony & book release call his
credibility into serious question. When you factor in what
other people have said, reports that have been released &
consider exactly how history played out, (allmost all
completely contrary to Clarke's assertions) it's obvious
that Clarke is not above lying & doing so repeatedly.

Just because the liberal media have given Clarke a free
pass, doesn't change reality. Look at the polls. If people
actually believed Clarke, Bush's numbers would have tanked
dramatically. Instead Bush's numbers were up in every
major poll.
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