Score One for the Democrats in Memo-gate Spin

gopusa ^ | February 16, 2004 | Bobby Eberle

[OXENinFLA]

You're the EIC of Talon news?

Pass along a big THANKS and GREAT JOB to your reporter that got his questions in during last weeks WH press briefing regarding what Pres. Bush did (or didn't do) when he finished his service in the Guard.

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Q Since there have been so many questions about what the President was doing over 30 years ago, what is it that he did after his honorable discharge from the National Guard? Did he make speeches alongside Jane Fonda, denouncing America's racist war in Vietnam? Did he testify before Congress that American troops committed war crimes in Vietnam? And did he throw somebody else's medals at the White House to protest a war America was still fighting? What was he doing after he was honorably discharged?

MR. McCLELLAN: We've already commented on some of his views relating back to that period the other day. And, obviously, this was a time period also when he was going to get his MBA at Harvard. But the President was certainly proud to serve in the National Guard.

Q And would the White House consider those actions by Senator Kerry, that Jeff mentions fair game in the political season?

MR. McCLELLAN: Terry, I think -- I know that that's a way to try to draw us into a Democratic primary that is ongoing.

Q You're there, my friend. (Laughter.)

[Bobby Eberle]

Yes, that's me. :) And I'll pass along your comments to my DC reporter, Jeff Gannon. Things are exciting over here as we are growing rapidly, and I appreciate all the Freepers out there for keeping Republicans on their toes.

Bobby

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Robert R. Eberle, Ph.D.
President and CEO, GOPUSA
Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, Talon News
Web: http://www.gopusa.com

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[OXENinFLA]

MEMO-GATE PING................

[windchime]

Thanks to both of you!

I'm sure Senator Hatch's reaction to the memos and their discovery was exactly the same as Senator Leahy's would have been when he chaired the committee.  <sarcasm>

Does anyone know if there are copies of these memos illustrating the subversive activities of the dems on the Senate Judiciary Committee?  I hope that Miranda saved them to a disc when he downloaded them and realized the explosive nature of what he had discovered. 

[Bobby Eberle]

There are many memos, but the main ones that have received some coverage both by us and the Coalition for a Fair Judiciary can be found at the following link:

http://www.gopusa.com/news/2003/november/1121_democrat_memos2.shtml

I hope that's what you are looking for.

Bobby

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Robert R. Eberle, Ph.D.
President and CEO, GOPUSA
Publisher and Editor-in-Chief, Talon News
Web: http://www.gopusa.com

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[swampfox98]

It's time for Republicans to stop allowing themselves to be slapped around by the Democrats.

And it's time for Republicans to stop slapping around anyone who has the guts to complain about them and their actions. Well deserved, complaints, I might add.

Long live the memo leakers! Please run for political office and let the people decide between you and Orin Hatch.

[DollyCali]

good explanation of the possible hows & excellent re: how to deal with the "find" and finder...

Thanks for thread Prairie

[TruthShallSetYouFree]

Absolutely! It is clear that the discovery of the democrat memos was not the result of heavy cyber-hacking, but rather, the result of a non-existent firewall between the opposition parties. Perhaps the junior staffer who unearthed the secret had some moral obligation to disclose it. Some reports claim that it was, in fact disclosed. What do you think Bill Clinton's staff would have done with innocently uncovered evidence that was exceptionally detrimental to the opposition?

[windchime]

Yes, that's what I'm looking for! I haven't been reading my email subscription from you carefully enough. :) I understand there are more, but this is a start at exposing the dems.  Bigger might get more attention.

Democrat Memos Regarding Judiciary Committee Strategies
Talon News
November 21, 2003

*****Democrat Strategy Memos -- 2 Mb.*****

[windchime]

The last two pages of the dem Judiciary Committee memos in Post #30 will be of particular interest to you and your ping list.

[GraceCoolidge]

I agree... the whimpering cowardice of the Senate Republicans on this issue depresses me no end. I was so disappointed when I read Sen. Graham's condemnation of the staffers, all wrapped in his pious platitudes about being "the party of law and order." No kidding? Then I guess all this Democratic obstruction and corrupt influencing of Senate consideration of judicial nominees is all legal, then? I guess so, since Senator Graham doesn't seem the slightest bit interested in it. If I want to jack up my blood pressure, I just imagine the tone of the story if Republican memos were unearthed showing the Christian Coalition or pro-life groups influencing nominations. Geez, the Washington Post would have to print special editions around the clock. Just too depressing.

[windchime]

Bump!