O'Donnell turns missing Plame email story into a Clinton attack

[montana500]

hahha. What a surprise. She ends the article with a bang!

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11150000/

"Fitzgerald has focused on why Rove did not reveal his July 11, 2003, conversation with Time magazine reporter Matt Cooper when Rove was first interviewed by the FBI and during his first grand jury appearance.

Rove later corrected the record after his attorney, Robert Luskin, discovered a July 11 e-mail Rove sent alerting then-deputy national security adviser Stephen Hadley that Rove had spoken with Cooper.


More recently, in 2000, the Clinton White House became embroiled in debate over a failure to preserve some of its e-mails. District Judge Royce Lamberth was furious when the Clinton administration finally conceded that e-mails being sought by a grand jury and Congress went missing."

[The Backlash Cometh]

1. By 2000, we knew everything there was to know about Clinton, except

what side he hangs.

And it's not Clinton who is keeping his papers from the public, it's Bush.

[FloridaPat]

2. It's Clinton's fault. That has worn very thin.

[JohnnyRingo]

3. It's aaaallll bipartisan

From the domestic spying to crooked lobbyists, the media insists on spreading blame throughout both parties. No matter how damning the evidence to the contrary, they seem intent on proving that politics is "just a dirty game".

Maybe they're afraid that if they uncovered the simple truths they'll lose the 30% of viewers who believe Buxh can part a sea with his staff.
I thought that's why we have Fox.

[AX10]

4. MSNBC=FOX

[ncteechur]

5. An order of lip balm please!!