You Watch - 9/11 is Going To Be Clinton's Fault

[MaryH]

Somehow that will be the spin.

The fact that GW was on vacation the whole time won't matter at all.

The fact that GW was warned by everyone won't matter at all.

It will all be Clinton's fault.

[LittleApple81]

1. You forget the Clinton and his administration are still alive and can

contradict what they say?

[aden_nak]

2. If that gets reported.

[NervousRex]

4. It will....

accompanied with a chuckle, wink and a strategic hair flip from the RW newzreader elite.

[MaryH]

8. You Mean Like Wilson?

The Republicans are just flat trying to destroy that guy! Fortunately for him he is a fighter and is giving it right back.

Course, Clinton is a fighter, too. And lots of people out there really respect his intellect and his forthrightness.

[LittleApple81]

10. I think dems might be getting better at this (hope!): McAuliffe filed FIA

DNC Press Release MCAULIFFE FILES FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT REQUEST; Requests All Documents Shared Between the Department of Justice and White House Regarding Investigation of Sandy Berger
Wed Jul 21 2004 13:17:22 ET

Washington, D.C. -In response to the questionable timing of the public release of information regarding the investigation of former National Security Advisor Sandy Berger, Democratic National Committee Chair Terry McAuliffe officially filed a Freedom of Information Act request today for the release of correspondence between the Department of Justice and the White House regarding this investigation.

Warning: this came from the drudreport.com
I am waiting to find it somewhere else.

[TheDebbieDee]

3. I also believe that the Plame investigation will show..........

that Valerie Plame outed herself.

[Abe Linkman]

5. 9-11 was an inside job.

The president said he would give us proof of Osama's guilt in the commission of the 9-11 attacks. None has been forthcoming, because Osama and the other cavepeople had nothing to do with 9-11, except to be
Patsies who got framed.

The Official Version Conspiracy Theory is a fairy tale, told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing...but an awareness that the public can be easily connned into believing a Big Lie which made it possible to start two wars, steal the national assets of a sovereign nation, and institute Nazi-like laws to keep the public in a constant state of fear and panic over what a cave dwelling "evildoer" might come up with next, by making full use of his...satellite phone and cave home.

[Minstrel Boy]

6. Hell, even the NEXT attack will be Clinton's fault.

I've already seen some of the spinning.

Here's how it goes: The Clinton team "lost the handle" on the nukes of the former Soviet Union in the mid-90s, allowing suitcase nukes to be sold to al Qaeda.

So, if a suitcase explodes, or a dirty bomb is detonated, you can expect Clinton to be blamed.

[LiviaOlivia]

7. They already have.....

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/07/21/politics/21panel.html?hp

July 21, 2004
G.O.P. Blames Clinton for Intelligence Failures
By PHILIP SHENON

WASHINGTON, July 20 - The political haggling over the conclusions of the Sept. 11 commission began in earnest on Tuesday, with the leaders of the commission traveling to Capitol Hill for the first of a series of private briefings for members of Congress about the panel's final report.

After their briefing, Speaker J. Dennis Hastert and other House Republican leaders held a news conference at which they suggested that the report, which is scheduled to be made public on Thursday, would show that intelligence and law enforcement failures before the Sept. 11 attacks were more the responsibility of the Clinton administration than of the Bush administration.

"The report covers eight years of the Clinton administration and eight months of the Bush administration," Mr. Hastert said, insisting at the same time that he did not want to see the report turned into a "political football" during an election year.

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Representative Roy Blunt of Missouri, the House Republican whip, said that "clearly eight months of the Bush administration was not going to change all of the policies and procedures of eight years of the Clinton administration."

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[MaryH]

9. Yea, yea, yea

I'm afraid that right now Clinton is one of the few people that I do believe. I really like to hear what he has to say about things.

[LiviaOlivia]

11. I bet you do!!

"Yea, Yea, Yea"