NY SLimes About To Hit Bush Tomm. A.M.

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[montereyp1]

BOMBGATE [Rich Lowry] Word is that the New York Times is working on another controversial story about it that could be in tomorrow's paper. Posted at 06:32 PM

ME: I hope they think it was worth it when Bush is in office and their circulation drops.

These people are garbage.

[billhilly]

Kids learn that when you play with firecrackers they sometimes go off in your hands.

[KellyAdmirer]

Too late, NY Times. Too late.

[SolidSupplySide]

Context, perhaps, that our Egyptian friend at the IAEA simply wanted to stick it to Bush for opposing his appointment?

[Enterprise]

Well, at this point I don't think it matters what they print. Perhaps they're all on sedatives about now, and they needed something to get their blood pressure back to normal so they invented another stoopid anti-Bush fantasy.

[BonnieJ]

Any story on the day of an election is probably too late.

I believe the polls were solidified last week, before Bin Laden and all the hit pieces too. They have played with the polls to make them a dead heat when they probably are not.

[hobson]

I'm not very happy with Lowry. He was very wishy-washy on Fox today.

[Rutles4Ever]

The New York Times, the U.N., CBS - it's time to call a spade a spade:

These groups are all threats to the Republic. They're worse than crack dealers. They put the entire electoral system in jeopardy. They've abused their positions of power in the media to try and change the outcome of a free election.

I want jail time for our citizen criminals and an eviction for the U.N.

[leadpencil1]

The only thing the slimes is good for.

[Semper Paratus]

If they had anything good they would have flung it out last week.

[12 Gauge Mossberg]

They'll probably bring up the cocaine story again.

[BJungNan]

Well, here is a good one on Kerry and it is not a hit piece. It is the truth that papers like the NYTimes will never print while they continue to broadcast Kerry's lies.

The scourge of outsourding is Kerry

[Don Corleone]

Why don't they run this one?

A TO THE POINT HEADS-UP I had a conversation with Bill Middendorf earlier today. Bill was the Secretary of the Navy from April 1974 to January 1978. I got to know Bill well when he was Ronald Reagan\'s Ambassador to the OAS and we worked together on support for the Contras. Bill has agreed to publicly state that to the best of his knowledge and recollection, John Kerry was dishonorably discharged from the military and fought to have this reversed while he (Bill)was SECNAV, which Bill of course refused to do. When Carter became president, Kerry secured the honorable discharge from Bill\'s successor. The OTH (Other Than Honorable)discharge story has been out for a while, but for a former Secretary of the Navy to confirm it is major news. WorldNetDaily will be headlining it, as should the Washington Times tomorrow, and possibly Drudge. For some reason, Drudge, whom Jerry Corsi (coauthor of Unfit for Command) just talked to a few minutes! ago, is resisting. I also gave the story to Neal Cavuto at Fox. I thought all TTPers should get a heads-up on this. Jack Wheeler

[jennyjenny]

Pathetic

[RW1974]

A constitutional amendment should be passed forcing the media to go into total blackout for two weeks before election day. The television airwaves and newspaper pages should be handed over to the parties, with equal time and space, to make their cases directly to the people.

[LS]

Folks, I want you all to remember something. In the mid- to late-1990s, many of you (sometimes, "us") kept coming out with new Clinton revelations thinking, "Just this one more bit of sleaze, and the people will kick this guy out."

It never happened, did it?

The Left is now in the same position. As of tomorrow, the election is essentially over---yet the Slimes is STILL thinking, "Just one more 'hit' and all the dunderheads will get it and restore the universe to it's proper order."

We were deceived then, and they are deceived now. Many Americans are substantially A-POLITICAL, and stuff like this, after a while, just angers them. They WANT to believe in their president and they do get tired of constant attacks.

[Steve_Seattle]

"Too late."

I agree. The news tomorrow will be the election itself; the talking heads will be talking about exit polls, polls, and more polls. Then when the polls close, it will be all returns and projections and predictions and electoral vote counts. A breaking story would have to be huge - a major terrorist attack, capture of OBL, etc. - to intrude into any of that.

[finallyatexan]

They screwed themselves with the public with their last pack of lies, I don't think to many people listen to them anymore - I hope their circulation drops to near zero.

[Jackson Brown]

MORE from same link --

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MORE BOMBGATE [Cliff May]
Top officials at Defense and State learned today that Mohammed Abbas, the Iraqi Ministry of Science and Technology official who wrote to the IAEA claiming that the high explosives at al Qaqaa had been looted after April 9, 2003, sent the message on his own authority, and did not clear it with Iraqi officials in a position to know whether the letter was accurate, whether there was a real possibility that al Qaqaa was or was not “looted” after April 9.

Iraqi officials are conducting an internal investigation of this matter. (Think Abbas might be interested in a job with the UN?)
Posted at 04:57 PM

[Spok]

It's too late and the Time's credibility is too thin.

[Bob J]

It's not tool late for the 1-2% that are still undecided. Many will pick up the paper, read the headline, then go vote.

Good thing it is the Slimes and not USA Today...the paper of record among the undecideds. (Check USA Today headline tomorrow...)

[txflake]

hmmm

[Petronski]

That dog don't hunt. It's too late and people are more than happy to tune it out and hit the polls.

[soycd]

One can only hope that these traitors and seditious filth at NYT receive the scorn and punishment they have brought upon their dishonorable selves.

[Steve_Seattle]

"Many Americans are substantially A-POLITICAL, and stuff like this, after a while, just angers them. They WANT to believe in their president and they do get tired of constant attacks."

I think that's true. A lot of people get sick of all the BS.

[SandyInSeattle]

Too late, whatever it is. Nobody trusts last minute dirt anymore.

[blogblogginaway]

SOB!!! So the blanketdy blanks never THOROUGHLY checked out the story to begin with?????

[Spok]

"They have played with the polls to make them a dead heat when they probably are not."

I think you're right. The post-mortem of this election may very well reveal that this 'dead heat' garbage was all a Big Media inspired hoax. And we need to make sure they eat it for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

[Bush gal in LA]

A word to the MSM and especially the'' New YORK Slimes''.You are so OVER!!!

[rocksblues]

sniff? sniff?

[RightthinkinAmerican]

It will be picked up by the MSM.

[Petronski]

The teaser at NRO is headed 'bombgate.' I believe what is coming will refer again back to the al QaQaa caca.

[Petronski]

There's just no there there.

[ladyinred]

Gee, where are the lawyers? Are they daring to print a hit piece on the President on ELECTION DAY? Didn't John Kerry claim it wasn't fair to show a hit piece movie on him a couple of weeks before the election?

[dandelion]

Incoming! Bloggers, prepare to return fire...

[Southflanknorthpawsis]

Well, at this point I don't think it matters what they print. Perhaps they're all on sedatives about now, and they needed something to get their blood pressure back to normal so they invented another stoopid anti-Bush fantasy.

Agree. They have become a literal joke. I guess they aren't content with just a simple breakdown and suicide; they want a spectacular ending. LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Steve_Seattle]

"Nobody trusts last minute dirt anymore."

They might respond to some kinds of last minute dirt, but I don't think anything relating to the missing explosives will have an impact. I think the unbiased segment of the public saw that story for what it was - a contrived, partisan hit piece. Common sense tells you that in a huge war zone you can't immediately sieze all the enemy's weapons.

[AmericanChef]

I think any attacks - from either side - on election day will backfire. People are sick and tired and want it to be over.

[SandyInSeattle]

Thank goodness I already voted. I'm protected for last-minute slime attackes by the MSM!

[Bob J]

Mauybe. Radio is a late afternoon drive time medium and nutwork news is early eveing. Hopefully, most will have voted by then.

[Joann37]

Almost everybody on Fox has been wishy-washy. Brit Hume and Cavuto, who I thought supported the President, have seemed to take on Kerry's flip flop demeanor in the last few weeks.

What's worse, Fox begins every news program with Kerry's campaigning, and then finally shows Bush's campaign much later. I hope the Outfoxed people are happy.

[RightthinkinAmerican]

AM news will know ahead it is coming and grab it lustily.

[cyncooper]

The difference was we didn't "come up with" Clinton sleaze. It was there and real.

The Bush attacks always turn out to be flat out lies.

Carry on. I don't expect this desperation move by the NYT to make a whit of difference to the election. It's just more evidence of what they're all about.

[RightthinkinAmerican]

Amen, sister (Cyn as in Cyndi?)

[O Neill]

Bloggers...FALL IN!

Full Medal Pajamas...

Pre-sent...Modems!

Ready...Aim....

[hobson]

I used to be a Fox defender but I've had it. Bridget Quinn is THE WORST! Her segments include reporters from LA TIMES, Newsweek, WAPO, Chicago Times, etc. Bleck!

[txflake]

Send the photo, too.

[Duaine]

Cmo???

[Enterprise]

The New York Times as they imagine themselves.

The New York Times in reality.

[O Neill]

Now, I don't want to get any reports that we're 'holding our position'.
The only thing we're holding is the enemy by the nose while we keck 'em in the ass!