BLAME AMERICA FIRST LIBS: How's Your Hero Mike Nifong Doing?

Question

The Duke "rape" hoax--a perfect example of the Liberal agenda and pandering to radical blacks gone bad. What say you?

Answer 1

You can see, by most of the answers here, that the Liberals will never admit to a mistake. But you didn't really think they would did you?
The Liberal mindset is "We know better than you, so whatever we say is Right", "Don't question us, we know whats best for YOU".
They can't make a mistake, it would destroy their bible.
And people like the NAACP just love them for it.

Answer 2

I say you can find something bad on both sides. I can find plenty wrong with the republican agenda as well.

I don't blame America first. I have proudly served this country for over 20 years.

That you ask questions like this only show that you want to further divide this country, not take it forward. So answer me this - do you want to see the country go forward or remain gridlocked in your libs versus cons agenda? If the latter, shame on you. If the former, drop the rhetoric and get on board.

Answer 3

BLAME LIBS FIRST NATIONALISTS: How's your hero Bush doing with other Republicans in the "liberation" of Iraq and the hoax of a so-called "liberal agenda"??

Repuiblicans have failed at pandering to Blacks in general.

Answer 4

Your missing your target audience on this forum.

Try writing CBS.

Go big Red Go

Answer 5

WASHINGTON - Vice President Dick Cheney could be called to testify in the perjury case against his former chief of staff, a special prosecutor said in a court filing Wednesday.

Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald suggested Cheney would be a logical government witness because he could authenticate notes he jotted on a July 6, 2003, New York Times opinion piece by a former U.S. ambassador critical of the Iraq war.

Fitzgerald said Cheney’s “state of mind” is “directly relevant” to whether I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby, the vice president’s former top aide, lied to FBI agents and a federal grand jury about how he learned about CIA officer Valerie Plame’s identity and what he subsequently told reporters.

Libby “shared the interests of his superior and was subject to his direction,” the prosecutor wrote. “Therefore, the state of mind of the vice president as communicated to (the) defendant is directly relevant to the issue of whether (the) defendant knowingly made false statements to federal agents and the grand jury regarding when and how he learned about (Plame’s) employment and what he said to reporters regarding this issue.”

In the Times article, former U.S. Ambassador Joseph Wilson accused the Bush administration of twisting intelligence on Iraq to justify going to war. In 2002, the CIA sent Wilson to Niger to determine whether Iraq tried to buy uranium yellowcake from Niger to build a nuclear weapon. Wilson discounted the reports. But the allegation wound up in President Bush’s 2003 State of the Union address.

Cheney wrote on the article, “Have they done this sort of thing before? Send an ambassador to answer a question? Do we ordinarily send people out pro bono to work for us? Or did his wife send him on a junket?”

Libby told the agents and the grand jury that he believed he had learned from reporters that Plame is married to Wilson and had forgotten that Cheney had told him that in the weeks before Wilson’s article was published.

‘Let’s get everything out’
In his grand jury testimony, Libby said Cheney was so upset about Wilson’s allegations that they discussed them daily after the article appeared. “He was very keen to get the truth out,” Libby testified, quoting Cheney as saying, “Let’s get everything out.”

Cheney viewed Wilson’s allegations as a personal attack because the article suggested that the vice president knew that Wilson had discounted old reports that Iraq had tried to buy uranium yellowcake from Niger to build a nuclear weapon.

Answer 6

What say I? I say you're question is idiotic and makes you look like a fool. What say you?

Answer 7

that whole 'story' is mass media garbage.

Answer 8

I do not answer questions with entrails of O'Reilly's "what say you".....

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