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To: Peacerose
Hmmm...Who else used to throw accusations around and when called on it...tap dance there way out...some kind of pattern here. Rather is just grasping at anything to make this stick....someone needs to tell him it's over...it will never stick. Dan is getting slow with age. The question is...Does "The Dan" really think he has any credibility left? ...How sad. He thinks he's still relevant.
6 posted on 05/28/2002 9:19:17 PM PDT by chasio649
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To: chasio649
Not only is Dan irrelevant, he is also ignorant.
In a local radio interview in Nov. 2000, Rather asserted that Bill Klinton could legally run for President again (and automatically win, of course) in 2004. Of course, Dan has probably NEVER looked at the US Constitution...

Then there was the immortal quote from Danny Boy last year on O'Reilly: "Yes, I think Bill Clinton is an honest man."

The needle has not moved off zero on Rather's credibility meter in 30+ years.

7 posted on 05/28/2002 9:58:15 PM PDT by TheGrimReaper
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To: chasio649; Peacerose
He thinks he's still relevant.

And as further proof there's no accounting for taste, the dolts at cbs apparently feel the same way. If memory serves, the "captain" was recently given a 3 to 4 year contract extension at cbs for a "job well done".

The larger question is why the "big three" would continue to alienate the conservatives of the world and kowtow to the leftists. Having an agenda doesn't seem to fully explain their actions, but it comes as close as anything else from my vantage point. Would that I could sit in on a few board meetings...

FGS, Texan-American

8 posted on 05/28/2002 10:36:58 PM PDT by ForGod'sSake
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