Since when did not notifying the press become a crime?
This story is more about the bruised egos of reporters than anything else. It must be very hard on them to know they're not at the top of everyone's list.
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- The Quailgate Cover-Up
- Give him a break. They had to wait until he sobered up.
- Since when did not notifying the press become a crime?
- re: The Quailgate Cover-Up
- The "uproar" at my house is derived from two things:
- Gee, this seems familiar... hmmmm where have I seen such desperate tactics...
- Come on. Even you would have to admit this "controversy" is lame. (n/t)
- Lame? LAME?!
- How?
- Can you imagine Tom and the other neocons reaction had it been Clinton pulling the trigger?
- You don't know the half of it out there.
- Even if a Democrat had done it and the press coverage was identical they would be whining...
- Clinton
- Iraq. You missed the part about Iraq. Small country, Middle East. (n/t)
- And Cheney delaying his meeting with the police for 14 hours? (n/t)
- re: And Cheney delaying his meeting with the police for 14 hours?
- "At least one deputy showed up at the ranch's front gate Saturday evening and asked to speak to Cheney but was turned away by the Secret Service"
- A deputy arrived that night and asked to speak to Cheney but was turned away by the Secret Service
- And if it were you instead of Cheney
- re: And Cheney delaying his meeting with the police for 14 hours?
- What I said was true...
- Clinton
- Can you imagine Tom and the other neocons reaction had it been Clinton pulling the trigger?
- Come on. Even you would have to admit this "controversy" is lame. (n/t)
- How many of those shootings in Texas involve the Vice President of the United States?
- 202 years ago
- Whittington has pellets lodged in his heart!
- I think you nailed it, Don
- I wonder if the NSA sniffers picked up any of the details concerning the cover up?