Thursday, May 29, 2008

Re: BBC E-mail: Ex-aide criticises Bush over Iraq



On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 10:31 PM, <ewronka@rochester.rr.com> wrote:
It just goes to show what a partisan nation we've become...I believe in Scott McLellan as much as you believe Kathleen Willey.
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   except  Scott McClellan  once spoke for the (acting) President of the United States.  one might ask then if you _ever_ believed him.  that's what wrankles you.  the prosecutor, armed with your reasoning would eat you up:  are you lying now or were you lying then.   an intellectually honest person would agree with the later statements.

   your parallels are  as weak as your argument:  totally insubstantial.  "grasping at straws", i believe it's called.

   McClellan has discovered his conscience.   Is there a simpler explanation?  the question stands.  answer it or tuck your tail.

+=+-- Marty

   p.s.  i have little patience for you "excusers",  right down there with the "appeasers"

  p.p.s  let me give you credit for "what a partisan nation we've become".   and who can we thank for that:
     Bob Barr, Hank Hyde, Ken Starr,   ...   Newty,   and the parade of pecadillos who your party put in leadership roles,
     don't blame a democrat for advancing partisanship when your boys have held the reins for >12 yrs..

   "never has an increase in public cynicism failed to benefit the republican",  -- Marty McGowan (c) 1976 - 2008


---- marty <mcgowan@alum.mit.edu> wrote:
> marty saw this story on the BBC News website and thought you
> should see it.
>
> ** Message **
> it's ok ed.  you can come out now too.
>
> perino's "this is not the scott we knew".  of course not!  this scott has discovered his conscience.   is there a simpler explanation?
>
> ** Ex-aide criticises Bush over Iraq **
> Ex-White House spokesman Scott McClellan says President Bush was not forthright on the Iraq war.
> < http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/em/fr/-/2/hi/americas/7423099.stm >
>

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