How one reporter gave Clinton heartburn over Chinagate

Comment #8

Todd — Tue, 26 Sep 2006 15:12:34 GMT

I've never heard of so many people putting a gun in their mouth as those surrounding the Clintons. Maybe these people just don't feel worthy, next to such greatness.

Comment #7

konane — Tue, 26 Sep 2006 13:26:20 GMT

I've posted three instances where his seething rage came pouring out for minuscule reasons. Shows abusive bully mindset, that if the world doesn't turn like he orchestrates it then he goes ballistic and is in your face. Dick Morris stated Clinton assaulted him in his open letter to Hillary. I'm always mindful of so very many unexplained deaths archived on several websites, this being only one of them. CLINTON BODY COUNT http://etherzone.com... [ More ]

Comment #6

Todd — Tue, 26 Sep 2006 12:25:41 GMT

It wasn't a party either. It was a staged event, and to say that someone can't ask the guy when his next press conference will be is ridiculous. If Clinton was having a party he woulnd't invite a bunch of reporters, he would invite his friends. If I invited a bunch of reporters to a picnic and DIDN'T get any questions I would be shocked. Are you saying that none of the other reporters asked Clinton any questions? The problem is not that he got asked a question (he most likel... [ More ]

Comment #5

konane — Mon, 25 Sep 2006 19:34:55 GMT

If I had a beer with Clinton I'd be dressed in Has-Mat garb.

Comment #4

Rick G — Mon, 25 Sep 2006 19:24:32 GMT

My point was, this wasn't a press conference was it? It was a picnic with free food, drink and entertainment. Leaving Clinton and Bush aside for a moment, how would you react to a confrontational guest at your party? When you're at another man's house eating his food and drinking his booze, you don't ask him confrontational questions unless you want to be confronted right back. There's a time and place for everything, even politics and news reporting. A simple "Thanks for... [ More ]

Comment #3

konane — Mon, 25 Sep 2006 19:08:39 GMT

I have always maintained that Lewinski was a smoke screen to get him impeached over China-gate because it would necessitate using classified information and would be long and drawn out. Not just this reporter's information, but all pertinent information printed at the time it occurred is archived here for anyone who is interested. It spans several years and continents ..... and was effectively repressed from public information by the MSM which we're finding out have anything bu... [ More ]

Comment #2

Todd — Mon, 25 Sep 2006 18:57:11 GMT

How can you come to that conclusion? I read the whole thing from start to finish, and see nothing but completely inappropriate nehavior by a sitting president! Can you imagine George Bush getting into someone's face like that? GWB might call the guy an "a-hole" to one of his aides later in the day ("big-time!"), but getting in his face and acting like a child? I don't think so. In fact, Bush gets much, much ruder questions EVERY TIME HE GIVES A PRESS CONFERENCE. D... [ More ]

Comment #1

Rick G — Mon, 25 Sep 2006 18:11:24 GMT

If it was my party he would have been immediately and unceremoniously escorted to the street and he would have been found there lying face first in the street with a prominent shoe print on the seat of his pants with my jambalaya stains on his tie and my scotch on his breath. And we're supposed to believe anything this boneheaded person has to say? <br

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konane — Mon, 25 Sep 2006 15:30:51 GMT