The Discerning Texan
All that is necessary for evil to triumph, is for good men to do nothing.
-- Edmund Burke
-- Edmund Burke
Friday, July 23, 2004
Clinton caught red handed again in a lie...
Just call him the gift that keeps on giving. In his zeal to portray Bill Clinton as some kind of Deity, Dan Rather went out the other day and interviewed the former President, and steered the conversation towards the subject of 9/11 and Bin Laden. He didn't know that he was leading Clinton right into a briar patch: Among the questions he asked was a question about allegations he (Clinton) missed a chance to capture Osama bin Laden:
"To the best of my knowledge it is not true that we were ever offered [bin Laden] by the Sudanese even though they later claimed it. I think it's total bull. "
This is former President Clinton, as quoted by Mr. Rather himself. There is only one problem with this: NewsMax has Clinton on tape, saying otherwise, in the Queen's English: Check it out .
Remember the guy in junior high school who always was the shrillest and most bombastic when he was covering up is own inner vacancy; driven foremost by the terror that someone else was going to find him out? That is what the Democrats remind me of this year. It's like they seem calm on the surface, but you can feel it: they are in sheer panic. Between Clinton, Berger, McAuliffe, and Kerry, something stinks to high heaven. The press may try to look the other way, but the stench is overpowering. And my guess it that it was the Clintons who fed Berger to the press. The Clintons have much to gain from the Convention turning out to be a dud.
"To the best of my knowledge it is not true that we were ever offered [bin Laden] by the Sudanese even though they later claimed it. I think it's total bull. "
This is former President Clinton, as quoted by Mr. Rather himself. There is only one problem with this: NewsMax has Clinton on tape, saying otherwise, in the Queen's English: Check it out .
Remember the guy in junior high school who always was the shrillest and most bombastic when he was covering up is own inner vacancy; driven foremost by the terror that someone else was going to find him out? That is what the Democrats remind me of this year. It's like they seem calm on the surface, but you can feel it: they are in sheer panic. Between Clinton, Berger, McAuliffe, and Kerry, something stinks to high heaven. The press may try to look the other way, but the stench is overpowering. And my guess it that it was the Clintons who fed Berger to the press. The Clintons have much to gain from the Convention turning out to be a dud.
