Oh, so that’s why Bush isn’t getting any blowjobs!

As I’ve said before: I’d rather have a president who facef*cks interns in the oval office than one who buttf*cks the country from the oval office!

“When a democrat lies he& umm& .doesn t get any more blowjobs?”
Of course not.

It’s impossible, even for a Democratic, to get a blowjob while he’s screwing America in the a**.

When a republican either lies or “was mislead” by people he had specifically asked to “mislead” him, tens of thousands of people die uncessarily.

Of course there is: When Democrats don’t tell the truth, they have misspoken; when the Republicans don’t tell the truth, they are perjuring betrayers of the public trust, who should resign, be impeached, or smeared with honey and stretched out on anthills.

http://www.freeexchangeoncampus.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=7&Itemid=34

A complete waste of electrons…

http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/archives/individual/2005_10/007412.php

Did Wilson mislead Kristof and Pincus? Or did they just scramble what Wilson told them? As I mentioned yesterday, in an email to me last year, Wilson stated flatly:

I told Nick and later Walter Pincus about my trip and the fact that it was a report based on those documents that had led to my being asked to travel. I never claimed to have seen the documents or to have known anything about signatures or dates.

A couple of weeks later, he said that he had spoken to Kristof and “He confirmed that I had made clear to him that I had never seen the documents.”

But what about Walter Pincus? Today Pincus wrote this:

Wilson has also armed his critics by misstating some aspects of the Niger affair. For example, Wilson told The Washington Post anonymously in June 2003 that he had concluded that the intelligence about the Niger uranium was based on forged documents because “the dates were wrong and the names were wrong.” The Senate intelligence committee, which examined pre-Iraq war intelligence, reported that Wilson “had never seen the CIA reports and had no knowledge of what names and dates were in the reports.” Wilson had to admit he had misspoken.