Tweety: J Wilson is guilty, not the White House

[montana500]

lol! Anyone just see that pile of crap? They blabbed on and on, ripping Wilson, but with little or any criticism of the White House.

[DURHAM D]

1. What does he say Joe Wilson is guilty of ? ? ?

[Birthmark]

2. Wilson is guilty of...

...Obstruction of Tweety's man-crush on Bush. But it's only a misdemeanor.

[Skittles]

28. OMG, HA HA HA HA

TOO FREAKING FUNNY BIRTHMARK :thumbsup:

[GayCanuck]

39. The strategy will be that Miller

got the scoop about Plame from Wilson himself; that he leaked it.

[flpoljunkie]

3. Andrea Mitchell spouted the GOP line that Cheney did not send Wilson.

Guess what? Cheney directed the CIA to send someone and they sent Wilson. Why do these whores not mention this--cause they damn sure know it's true!

We know why, of course. They are pimping for Shrubco.

[robbedvoter]

7. How is that even relevant to ANYTHING? This is worth a re-read:

Rove's Defense
from allhatnocattle.net
Rove's defense: author unknown
Karl didn't do anything wrong.
And even if he did, Valerie Plame wasn't a spy.
And even if she was, she wasn't undercover.
And even if she was, Wilson told everyone
And even if he didn't, everyone knew who she was anyway.
And even if they didn't, she had not done anything secret on the last 5 years.
And even if she did, outing her wasn't a crime
And even if it was, outing her did not ruin a 20 year CIA operation and their front company Brewster & Jennings
And even if it did, outing her did not endanger her and her family
And even if it did, outing her did not endanger otherCIA agents who worked for her
And even if it did, they deserved it because her CIA group was out to get Bush
And even if they weren't, Wilson lied.
And even if he didn't, it was trap concocted by Wilson's buddy Clinton and his wife Hillary to get at Bush
And even if it wasn't, Wilson was a partisan Democrat.
And even if he wasn't, his report wasn't important to anyone outside the Wilson household.
And even if it was, it was full of mistakes and grammar errors.
And even if it wasn't, everyone leaks intel like that in Congress.
And even if they don't, David Corn outed her first
And even if he didn't Novak never said her name
And even if he did he was never warned by the CIA not to do it
And even if he was Rove never said her name
And even if he did there is no proof
And even if there's proof, Rove only was only trying to prevent a mistake
And even if there was no mistake to prevent, Rove heard it from another reporter
And even if he didn't, he didn't know it was his job to prevent the leak
And even if he did, it's not like he signed a document saying he would never do it
And even if he did, it's not like Rove's boss promised to fire anyone involved
And even if he did, it's not like Bush signed a document saying he had to take corrective action
And even if he did, there is no proof someone from the WH blabbed
And even if there is proof, Judy Miller is not going to talk
And even if Judy talks, she was never working on a story about Wilson
And even if she was, there are no notes and the NYT denies it
And even if there are notes, Rove never mentioned any of this to anyone in the WH
And even if he did, no one will ever find the e-mail
And even if they find it, Rove had just forgotten about it
And even if he didn't forget, he lied to Bush and GW is innocent
And even if he isn't Democrats and Clinton are 'out to get Rove and Bush with lies and innuendo
And even if they are telling the truth... Hey look over there: See Miers? Letter from Al Qaeda? Avian Flu? Subway terror Alert
Valerie who? This is old news...

[wakemeupwhenitsover]

I think you should post that as a

separate thread. That is an excellent line-up for this administrations ability to obfuscate.

[emulatorloo]

12. well duh, andrea. . .Wilson never claimed that

Mrs. Greenspan is such an objective reporter isn't she?

[girl gone mad]

13. They are clinging to that little tidbit of nonsense..

like ants on a log. But they are headed straight toward a waterfall.

I laugh whenever I hear a media whore or Republican apologist bring that up, as if it's a valid excuse for treason. The more they invest in the lies and the cover up, the more they will lose.

[emulatorloo]

19. Andrea either lacks reading comprehension or she is a GOP TOOL

Wilson editorial here:

http://www.truthout.org/docs_03/100203B.shtml

<snip>

In February 2002, I was informed by officials at the Central Intelligence Agency that Vice President Dick Cheney's office had questions about a particular intelligence report. While I never saw the report, I was told that it referred to a memorandum of agreement that documented the sale of uranium yellowcake — a form of lightly processed ore — by Niger to Iraq in the late 1990's. The agency officials asked if I would travel to Niger to check out the story so they could provide a response to the vice president's office.

<snip>

[No Exit]

37. Er... that second thing you said. n/t

[ngGale]

35. Maybe Tweety will be....

scooped up with the rest of the media, lying dogs. Glad I didn't see him tonight - he is a bushbot and a flip-flopper. Must have gotten new talking points from his buddy *.:grr:

[Supersedeas]

47. the face behind those words is so authentic too

[tridim]

4. Remember how Tweety was a hero for our side last week?

Talk about a flip flopper. It's precisely why I don't watch his POS show.

[joemurphy]

5. Question: Why does Tweety have Stephen Hayes of

The Weekly Standard on his show?

The Standard is Bill Kristol's Neocon rag that was pumping the country for the Iraq War. Kristol was one of the founders of PNAC.

He is put on with Newsweek's Howard Fineman. Fineman is more centrist and Newsweek is more of a news journal than a political gazette like The Weekly Standard.

This is never explained to the public. They are both presented as "journalists" from their respective magazines. As a result, Hayes' blatant and one-sidedly biased account of Joe Wilson's report and what Wilson supposedly said after coming back from Niger is given the patina of journalistic "truth".

This is journalism at its worst. "Journalists" like Stephen Hayes should come with warning labels: "Statements from this man are potentially misleading and should not be regarded as factually accurate!"

[Gloria]

10. Hayes said everything Wilson said was proven WRONG....This is

the same jerk that Jon Stewart had cowering and stammering but here he is on as a "respected" contributor to Tweety.....What a joke!

[vickie]

21. Hayes and other GOPers continue to try to discredit Wilson,

however, it is not Wilson who is being investigated. This crowd is desperately reaching and grasping. They'll be at their most dangerous in the near future, because there is nothing more dangerous than a wounded animal -- and I believe Fitz is about to inflict some serious wounds.

[montana500]

11. You wont believe this

""The Weekly Standard on his show?

The Standard is Bill Kristol's Neocon rag that was pumping the country for the Iraq War. Kristol was one of the founders of PNAC.""



Stephen Hayes eyes were bugging out of his head when he began talking about Wilson. The entire time he laid into Wilson, never discussing who was at fauly in the White House. Then, when he was done, Teweety called him a "brilliant reporter", and said he was" right about everything he said".

[patrioticliberal]

6. Tweety is involved in this...and a friend of Rove's.

[emulatorloo]

14. friend of Rove, or scared of BEING Roved?

I think Rove has something on him and has threatened to use it. . .JMHO

[Cha]

20. Yeah, tweetyshit sounds like a man

who is in mortal fear for his job.

[stopbush]

8. Shit! That means that as many as 84 Americans just heard a

blatant lie.

Now, if Tweets can somehow get that clip played on the Today Show tomorrow...

[wryter2000]

9. What the fuck is the matter with him?

Has he been taking hits off Hitchens' bottle?

[longship]

15. This is freeper rubbish.

Must be the latest Repug talking points.

Typical Repug tactic, smear the victim.

Joseph Wilson *will* repond to this.

[DeepModem Mom]

16. Didn't Tweety warn Wilson he'd been told his wife was fair game?

Is he a complete nutcase, or just comes in with a different script for each show, in order to try to entertain?

[0007]

17. Sounds like the Weekly Standard is at it again....| n/t

[gratuitous]

18. Mr. Matthews: Just give it up. Please.

You're only embarrassing yourself at this point, and if we could prove your active complicity, I'd love to see in an adjoining cell to Scooter and Turd Blossom so the three of you could indulge in the circle jerk in person you perform electronically on your little program.

Your friends are going to jail, and they aren't going to be throwing any swell parties for you to attend. Find someone else's ass to kiss, you fraud.

[sendero]

22. If stupidity were a crime..

.... Tweety would be sentenced to life in prison.

[johnnydrama]

24. huh?

How can Joe Wilson be wrong.

He said that Iraq did not try to buy uranium from Niger.

The administration has already admitted this 2+ years ago.

At least when you lie, make it something hard for someone to prove a lie. Yeesh.

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[comsymp]

36. Nice manners

Your finishing school must be proud.

ON EDIT: It doesn't take a "newbie" to see that our new friend was replying to the gist of the entire thread, and just hit reply to the last post in the thread at the time, as people often do.

[sendero]

38. That didn't occur to me.....

... but that still makes him a newbie. (and actually on thinking about it I don't think that is what happened, that reply came when there were already many more posts in the thread I think, but no matter)

As for finishing school, I'll leave that kind of bullshit to Republican debutantes. :)

[comsymp]

42. Well, "newbie" is relative

F'rinstance, to me, you're a newbie. But calling you or anyone Newbie is frowned on, according to TOS.

And if you check his post # (24, IIRC) relative to yours (22?), that was what led me to believe that he just replied to the final (position, not post #) in the thread at the time.


Interesting visual re: Rep debs and finishing school. IMO, most of their leadership could have benefitted enormously from attending - maybe half of 'em wouldn't be under indictment / investigation now.

[txaslftist]

44. I like newbies.

They bring fresh perspective. And we're supposed to welcome them in a friendly fashion, even if we don't like what they say. That's not in the rules, but it is customary.

Play nice, boys.

[comsymp]

45. Great, ANOTHER newbie pipes up

j/k

O8)

/likes newbies too
//used to be one - and remember clearly how much i appreciated being treated w/a little courtesy

[txaslftist]

43. Welcome to DU, johnnydrama!!!

:toast:

[patrioticliberal]

31. It's not stupidity. It's LYING

[sendero]

33. Well ...

.... you are probably right.

And someday, I hope we out all of the liars and basically hang their dirty underwear in the public square to their eternal shame.

[cassiepriam]

23. Quick, someone go tell Fitz he's indicting the wrong folks!

The Wilson's ratted out themselves.

[agincourt]

25. Tweety always goes,

RNC whore when the stakes are high. I agree with the one thread that the whole purpose of this shit is to mentally beat down all whom oppose BushRove slime.

[tom22]

26. There seems to be a continuing

line of defense about Wilson co-ordinated by someone. Everyone is required to refer to him as an 'idiot' (such an idiot that he got the yellow cake story right. Everybody has to site the minority addendum to the Senate Intelligence report and claim that it was a bipartisan finding. These people are being coached.

[Sparkly]

27. Same song and dance: Paraphrase Wilson falsely,

then claim "lie," then refer to a "bipartisan Senate committee report" that was actually a one-sided brief, blah blah blah...

It's so hard to know whether people like Tweety are too ignorant to call them on it, or whether they know the facts but see their job as misleading people.

[Disturbed]

29. Tweety is a RW shill.

He was against the Iraq Invasion but on all other matters he carries the RW and his Corp. Media slop.

[high density]

32. Why is anybody still wasting time watching Tweety?

And why does it seem like every time I turn on MSNBC, "Hardball" is on??

[ClassWarrior]

34. Hear, hear! I only attempt to watch anymore when Amy's on.

And I missed her last night!

NGU.

[npincus]

40. yeah, he's the same f*ck who gave the Swift Boat Liars weeks of broadcast

time

[WCGreen]

41. Be that as it may.....

NO ONE WATCHES MSNBC BUT US!!!!!!!

NO ONE WATCHES TWEETY BUT POLITICAL JUNKIES WHO ALREADY HAVE THEIR MIND MADE UP!!!!!!

Not one Faux News program broke into the top 40 this past week...

They had a great average viewership during the last quarter, but the jump can be attributed to people wanting to watch Sheppard Smith blow down a New Orleans Street.......

http://www.top5s.com/tvcable.htm

[wishlist]

46. If indictments come though, they will still spin lies just like Swiftboat

I am dismayed with the lack of impartial attempts to present the truth in so much of the media so we end up with diametrically opposed views of events when there can only be one true version. Moderators like Matthews are disgraceful for not nailing those who are spewing out so much misinformation and outright lies or at least pointing out to viewers that those guests are partisan. Matthews failed to identify the Weekly Standard guy as being a partisan pro-right commentator leaving impression he was a knowledgeable reliable journalist.