Clarke Lied Under Oath, Mikey…

Hey, Mike;

The depth of lying by the Bush administration on Iraq’s threat, on the nuclear capabilities, on the WMD’s, on the Prescription Drug bill costs to name a few hardly give them any room to talk about credibility or

I want to bring to your attention something on Limbaugh’s show of yesterday, to establish a point.

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RUSH: Now, here’s Jim Angle on Fox yesterday. This was Special Report with Brit Hume. He’s explaining how the White House

I’ve made a few changes to the blogroll scripting.
I’m not happy about the HTML errors it seems to be generating, and I’m trying to cure that.

Anyone notice Hillary seems to be among the missing at the “Unity” dinner?

The Jerusalem Post reporing on that 13 year old they stopped at the border:

“It is sad and tragic,’ said Guy. ‘He was fully aware of his actions and wanted to blow up, as he was promised 72 virgins in

One of my favorite writers, Rich Lowry in the New York Post today sums up the last week for Richard Clarke:

“Rarely has a former public servant with such a sterling reputation shot it all away so quickly. “

RTWT.

Ann Coulter points out some contrasts in coverage:

“(Gary) Aldrich was mentioned on fewer than a dozen TV shows during the entire year of his book’s release … many with headlines like this one on CNN: ‘Even Conservatives Back Away

Boortz seems to be hitting some home runs of late. Of course, they’re on subjects we already knew… just most of the left hasn’t gottenh around to admitting it yet:

“Announcing some of its preliminary findings yesterday, the commission confirmed

You’ll recall Richard Clarke suggesting that Terrorism was the highest priority in the Clinton administration.

John Weidner over at Random Jottings asks :

“Does anyone else find it odd that in his entire run for president, Al Gore never mentioned

Cap’t Ed over at Captain’s Quarters has an interesting discussion on an editorial from of all people, Michael Young, the opinion editor of the Daily Star in Lebanon:

As far as the Bush administration was concerned, a democratic Iraq

I knew there was something I liked aboutVictor Hanson:

“Most Democrats we saw this year …Howard Dean, Al Gore, John Kerry, Terry McAuliff, and John Edwards…either grew up in aristocratic bounty or are themselves multimillionaires. Does this matter?….only

AP’s wire says::
“Explosive Found in French Railway Bed
6 minutes ago

PARIS – A French railroad worker found an explosive device buried in the bed of a railway line heading from France to Switzerland on Wednesday, the Interior

Boortz this morning, makes the obvious point about Hamas, CAIR and Yassin, etc:

Thanks to James Taranto’s Opinion Journal column, we can now take a look at the Covenant of the Hamas.  This document was issued on August 18, 1988. 

AP quotes Clarke’s resignation letter:

“‘It has been an enormous privilege to serve you these last 24 months,’ said the Jan. 20, 2003, letter from Clarke to Bush. ‘I will always remember the courage, determination, calm, and leadership you

With all of the praise being heaped on Richard Clarke by a press wiling to believe ANYTHING that will cause president Bush political problems, perhaps it’d be worthwhile to examine what the press, and the left…(A redundancy) thought of him