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Politics : GOPwinger Lies/Distortions/Omissions/Perversions of Truth -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: John Sladek who wrote (58279)	10/28/2005 8:57:15 PM
From: Land Shark	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 173976

Whitewater was pure BS, that's why no indictments. Starr couldn't get anything, so Starr had to trump up some charges. Ask the embarrasing, marginally relevant questions and your guaranteed an evasive answer - particularly if your relations with your spouse are at issue. Sure Clinton lied on the stand about carnal things. Starr and GOP (now Chimp) supporters, mostly are eunichs, jealous about Clinton's popularity with women and mostly on Partisan politics wanted to get him. And they'd stop at nothing to do it. That's the sleezy GOP way. GOP hacks are moral midgets, the lowest form of slime - plain and simple.

To: John Sladek who wrote (58279)	10/29/2005 1:14:23 AM
From: paret	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 173976

Sad Sack Sheehan Cast Aside RushLimbaugh.com ^ \| 10/28/05 \| Rush Limbaugh BEGIN TRANSCRIPT RUSH: This is hilarious. Just to show you how fast the Democrats drop you when you become worthless. You remember back this past summer and going into the month of September, the celebrity in this country was Cindy Sheehan. She was the face of the Democratic anti-war movement. She was the face of the Democratic base. She was the person we needed to run for office, people like Cindy Sheehan. Yesterday she showed up -- I'm sorry, it was this morning -- at the National Press Club. She spoke to a nearly empty room. There were only a couple of foreign journalists there. Zilch attendance. Nobody cared that Cindy Sheehan was speaking today. She gave her opinion on possible indictments, and I guess she's as qualified as anybody else in the media to comment on this. Unidentified foreign reporter, one of two or three in the room, said, "Big news in Washington today as the grand jury is finally reaching the conclusion in its term of the Wilson affair. I was wondering how you analyze Dick Cheney's role in it." SAD SACK: I haven't -- I've been really busy so I haven't got to like analyze a lot of things but I believe that the corruption goes all the way to the top, and that this is encouraging to me because I believe the investigations are going to continue, especially after the indictments, and that's all that we've been asking for for a long time. These indictments I think are wonderful to be able to actually to expose the lies, expose these people for what they are. RUSH: Well, Cindy, the indictment today doesn't expose any lie about going to war, doesn't expose any lie about Valerie Plame, at least in outing her. It has nothing to do with the central theme of the case. Now, a reporter from the French News Agency, Jerome Bernard, says, "Jerome Bernard from AFP. How do you expect to keep the momentum in the coming months for your movement? What kind of actions are you planning?" Meanwhile, these questions are asked with nobody in the room. She has no momentum. She's got this guy from the agency, the French News Agency, and one other or two other reporters there, and that's it. SAD SACK: There's several major actions coming up. On November 2nd it's national -- help me -- help me out here. It's (laughing). Drive Out the Bush Regime, the World Can't Wait. It's a national day of -- I can't think this morning. It's a national day of... strikes. Strikes and rallies and vigils. RUSH: What a joke. SAD SACK: The first anniversary of the last election, and that's going to -- and there's hundreds of events all over the country. RUSH: She doesn't even know, she doesn't even know what's coming, she doesn't know what's going on, she can't tell the dates, she has no clue what's happening. This is the leader of the anti-war left who has just been cast aside and flicked away by the left as the useless creature that she is. So the Italian news agency reporter, Marco Bardazzi, says, "I want an update on your legal situation. How many times have you been arrested and what kind of legal problems do you face now? And second, are you concerned by the fact that it seems that you have much, much less media coverage now than in the past few weeks?" SAD SACK: I don't ever want the media coverage to be on me. I've only focused -- I've only wanted to focus on being on the Iraq war, and I believe that the media in our country really also abrogated their responsibility to be checks and balances on our government, that our media sometimes only reports the press releases they get from the White House and they don't do any investigative reporting. They don't ask the hard questions. RUSH: You know, she almost has a point here. They really don't do any investigating. They just do a bunch of supposing. They do a bunch of assuming, and then they go out and cover their assumptions as though they're reality, and they set up their agenda and their cycle, and they look through the prism of "This is the news today," and it turns out it's the news they hope happens. That's literally what it's become. Here's the news we hope to happen as though it is happening and as though it has happened, and there she is at the National Press Club saying all of this -- and she doesn't want media coverage! She doesn't want the focus to be on her, and yet she's at the National Press Club! Some people call this woman a moon bat, other people call her a dingbat. She's just a sad sack. She's been totally used. Her grief has been soaked up by a bunch of people who just want to use and exploit her, and we see here that she's just out of here league. She doesn't even know what her next protests are and what they're about. She thinks the media have constitutional checks and balance responsibilities and so forth. But this is the angel of the left, folks. This is their guiding light. END TRANSCRIPT

To: John Sladek who wrote (58279)	10/29/2005 1:30:47 AM
From: paret	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 173976

Hey Slapstick-Look at this. LOL Today the Dow Jones industrial average jumped 172.82 points, or 1.69%, to 10,402.77.

To: John Sladek who wrote (58279)	10/29/2005 1:37:44 AM
From: paret	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 173976

Fitzgerald says "anyone who would go into a grand jury and lie, obstruct and impede the investigation has committed a serious crime." Somewhere, William Jefferson Clinton is banging on the bongos, puffing on a stogie, and laughing his head off.