It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

"Probably" in the sense that you are imagining that it might be true, and hoping that Dems have done this too? Cite, please.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

I refuse to believe that we are that cynical, and that easily duped.



On the other hand.....

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

If you're going to co-opt my lines get them right, okay?

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

We have had prayer meetings where we asked for it to be this way....

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

"The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun."

Ecclesiastes 1:9

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To be honest, I did.

But c'mon - that's the best conservative columnists can do? She spends most of the column whining about how she gets nasty emails (which are no worse than what she dishes), then ends it by saying that Punditgate makes her job harder. Boo hoo.

Actually, Dan Flynn does a much better job.

So, I see your point.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

So you don't believe in evolution?

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

I have read in several places that this was done in the Clinton and other administrations and, unfortunately, appears to be common practice.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

There are many others, she just was the first to come to mind.

In general, I think the right of center bloggers (or at least those that I read) are pretty fair. I am curious to if the left of center bloggers will be once a DEM is in the WH.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

Not evolution again . . . .

efs

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Rest assured there are plenty of left of center bloggers who would be at least as fair as Malkin is.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

The left media was merciless with Clinton. There is no Democratic corollary to Reagan's Eleventh Commandment.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

As I say, cite, please. For "this" happening in the Clinton Administration, where "this" is referring to paying ostensibly neutral journalists to cover a story in a certain way.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

Well, everyone knows that the journalists already have a pro-liberal bias, and the conservatives can't get a break from them, so of course they have to buy off one or two of them. It's unfair that the Rs have to pay for what the Ds get for free.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

CUE: Hank, shouldn't you be changing the subject about now.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

How much did Slave pay you to post that?

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

There's a new picture of Lindsay Lohan over on the FB. He won't be back for a while.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

Palease.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

Armstrong Williams is not a neutral journalist. That's what's even more appauling about this story. They didn't have to pay him.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

Why not just say you don't have a cite to back up your claim? Then we could all move on.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

Don't you remember how the press refused to cover Hilary's involvement with Vince Foster's murder?

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

Merciless? flogged with a wet noodle (not a sexual reference) is more like it. Reagan had such respect for the oval office that he wouldn't take his jacket off while he was in it...Clinton had trouble keeping his boxers on.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

Club, if you can find the Clinton Administration paying any kind of journalist under the table to cover something favorably, I'll accept that as the kind of support you so far haven't been able to come up with.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

Proof of the left-wing media's work to cover up for Clinton is that I have never heard this sort of thing said before, and don't even have any idea of what you're talking about.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

I certainly read it. I can't find the cite now, but then again, I didn't look very hard.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

Juanita

Bon Jour!!!!!
 

Kerry to meet with French president
January 13, 2005

PARIS -- Sen. John Kerry will meet Friday with French President Jacques Chirac, U.S. and French officials said.

The Massachusetts Democrat who lost the November election to incumbent President Bush has relatives in France and speaks French.

Kerry's stop in Paris was part of a trip to Europe and the Middle East, the U.S. Embassy in Paris said Thursday. Kerry was also to meet with French Foreign Minister Michel Barnier.

The senator's office in Washington did not immediately return a call seeking comment.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

How quickly did the press drop coverage of the $100,000 disguised bribe to Bill Clinton? Hillary (from reading the WSJ) learned enough about commodities to parlay a $1,000 investment into $100,000. Despite that track record she remained at her law firm instead of going to work for George Soros.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

Rather refused CBS News paychecks during clinton admin?

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

Hiring Sidney Blumenthal doesn't count.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

How anybody who read the New York Times while Clinton was president could say that the "liberal media" went light on him while he was in office is insane. The whole Whitewater story broke in the Times (before he was president, actually), and the Times was the main media outlet responsible for keeping that story alive after the election.

And don't even make me go back and pull old Maureen Dowd columns.

Oh, and let's not forget where Michael Isakoff (sp. -- sic transit gloria, dude) worked -- Newsweek, part of the Washington Post family.

All of Bill's many sins were laid out all over the place. To pretend otherwise is just stupid.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

Stupid?

Are you calling him .... stupid?

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It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

And, as I recall, he took a little heat for it.

How big is that jar, anyway?

S_A_M

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

I'm not entirely clear on how federal dollars were used to pay reporters in the oh-so-sparsely-covered Whitewater scandal.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

Reporting on the sins of someone like Clinton is unavoidable. The bias is a matter of timing and emphasis. Contrast the made up crap from NYT on Bush- or just look at how NYT didn't point out the CBS memos were faked until far too late.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

Again, grousing about liberal media bias has absolutely nothing to do with the Administration paying off news media to cover something favorably without disclosing the financial relationship and the source of the information presented as "news."

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

Hank, it's about time, they really needed you. They're trying to change the subject from the White House paying reporters for favorable coverage, and no one else can use the words "Whitewater", "Hilary" or "New York Times" in as many lunatic, inane and nonsensical sentences as you.

So, tell me Bushies, why is Cheney/Armstrong Payola OK? Who are the "Everybody" who does it, other than the Red Everybody?

Why, Bilmore, Why?
Who, Bilmore, Who?

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.
 

How come?

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Precious.

It's a wonder that the soundstage didn't collapse from the weight.