Posted on 10/23/2004 9:53:20 AM PDT by freespirited
As much as I'd really like to believe this....I'll believe it when I see it.
I've heard from a friend in Washington that it will involve Senator Kerry illegally sending campaign officials (those advising him on foreign affairs) to negotiate with Syria and Iran.
Enquirer or the Weekly World News?
Best source of investigative journalism on the planet. </MIB>
"Be Sure To Drink Your Ovaltine."
Verrry interesting!
This friend have connections in journalism or in the place to know?
The original poster said the New York POST and the Washington TIMES; not the New York TIMES and the Washington POST (WAPO).
That would be huge! Oh boy, i can't wait! This next last few days of the election are going to be fun!
That makes me think... We should also be watching out for the possibility that come Monday the exact opposite will happen, that the papers will pick up some big story that's bad for the President instead (ie, the DNC's October surprise). I don't want to be pessimistic or paranoid here, it's just that we have to be prepared for anything and everything... look at Sinclair, let's not let another bait-and-switch catch us off guard.
And, on the flip side, if this actually is a big story that really hurts Kerry, let's be ready to do our thing and help push it up the media ladder, like we did with the Rathergate story.
What about the Wall Street Journal?
The Kerry campaign has received many $$$ in donations from known terrorist financiers.
Read post 106...you and I are of the same mind set.
I thought that was the Weekly World News.
Hopefully no anti-Bush news story surprises this time around.
I am less inclined to think it's from Karl Rove and more inclined to think this could be the Clinton "torpedo" which is intended to take out Lurch.
News item this monday??? Two links from two blogs with an interesting buzz…
From INDC Journal:
Cryptic Alert Speaking of “lies,” keep an eye on the front page of the Washington Times this coming Monday.
UPDATE: It’s something that the Kerry campaign will be forced to address regarding a previous criticism of Bush’s foreign policy. That’s all that I’m saying.
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