Deafening silence on O'Neill flap (CNN), continued whoring...

[Flubadubya]

Not a single mention of the O'Neill story this morning. All is calm and back to the usual Kobey stories, Iowa caucus, and general grist on CNN.

However, they have recognized that they had better to start the job of propping the Thief in Chief and the GOP back up. Jeff Greenfield, political analyst extraordinaire came out ripping and snorting today. In his "astute" analysis of the Democratic primaries, he all but stated that the Democratic party is screwed up and just dead wrong.

He mentioned how Zell Miller has endorsed Bush for the 2004 election and made a lame analogy to neighborhood baseball teams when he was a kid. He told of how it really didn't make much difference if someone on one team criticized the other team (quite normal, of course), but that it was very different when someone on your own team was critical of the team. At that point he put his finger to his chin and tapped his lips rather studiously saying, "Hmm... maybe there's something wrong with my team."

Well Mr. Jerkwad Jeff, supposed unbiased political analyst, how about you consider that what is wrong is Mr. Zell Miller, rather than the Democratic party? Oh hell, never mind... it never ends. :puke: :grr:

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[Guaranteed]

3. We weren't in the middle of the war on terror, then. nt

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[cosmicdot]

4. will appreciate a link

did USA Today obtain the letter through Vermont or the White House?

[dustypen]

5. her ya go

unfortunaltely it looks legit, straight from Dean to CLinton

http://www.usatoday.com/news/politicselections/nation/president/2004-01-14-dean-bosnia_x.htm

its front page news on usatoday

[Flubadubya]

8. Hijacked post!

You might want to start your own, since the subject has nothing to do with this thread.

[w13rd0]

9. Oh, just you wait until it gets its post count up...

...I'm sure you'll see this "piece" heading up several threads. Yes, Dean trusted Clinton's judgement more than Bush's. He also considered an ongoing war, where people like Clark were reporting active acts of genocide, was cause for immediate action, and that's JUST LIKE Bush planning to invade and occupy Iraq days after he got in office, and executing his plan (which has turned out to be not much of a plan) after having been handed the excuse of S11. It's the exact same thing!

[Guaranteed]

2. OMG LOL!!!!!!

"...but that it was very different when someone on your own team was critical of the team."

<cough cough> O'Neill <cough>

WHAT AN IDIOT.

[Flubadubya]

6. Yeah, I guess Greenfield considers O'Neill...

as a "bad" team member, whereas Zell is a "good" team member. It is quite ironic that he would make such a statement directly on the heels of the O'Neill claptrap. Still no mention of this yet on CNN.

[RBHam]

10. CNN is far worse than Fox...

At least Fox admits their bias...

Jeff Greenbacks wrote a book about the 2000 election - and claimed that GORE tried to steal the election but was thwarted. The next thing you know he has his own show on CNN(it failed, because Greenbacks SUCKS as a journalist on any level). Still, failure or not, Greenbacks will continue to draw his undeserved salary as long as he continues to prop up Bush (Greenbacks says that "Bush is likable" so often we wonder whether he has an endorsement deal with the Bush Crime Family).

Damn left wing media...

[Flubadubya]

11. Hah! Know what really gags me about him?

I just can't get past those green teeth. Hmm... maybe we should call him Jeff Greenteeth!

[Flubadubya]

12. Hah! Know what really gags me about him?

I just can't get past those green teeth. Hmm... maybe we should call him Jeff Greenteeth!