Posted on 11/09/2004 12:22:12 PM PST by Ramonan
How about the MSM's refusal to assign responsibility for the recession, job loss, 9/11, and the whole situation of allowing the terrorists to gather and strengthen squarely on the shoulders of WILLIAM JEFFERSON CLINTON and the DUMBOCRATIC PARTY -- where it belongs?
Why do they make sure that President Bush to has to accept blame?
clinton stepped into office in 1993 just in time to assume credit for the economic upswing he inherited that was brought about by policies put in place during the Reagan/Bush era. He then committed gross dereliction of duty by failing to underpin the infrastructure of prosperity by reversing too much of that progress via his increase in corporate tax burden and diversion of those funds toward over-reaching, social handout programs...which perpetuate dependency on more government that requires more taxes.
The piece of crap also slashed our military's intelligence gathering capabilities and chained our operatives to a stake in the ground, while shutting out and silencing his delegated Intelligence advisors because they had nothing "popular" to tell him.
Why does the MSM allow the false claim of "Bush lied...blah blah blah..." to go unchecked?
clinton failed. PERIOD. Why doesn't the media bring that out so we can learn from history -- why do they want a repeat of those same mistakes?
Easy to rectify: Bury Dan Rather, Tom Brokaw, Peter Jennings, Wolf Blitzer and Larry O'Donnell up to their necks and put panties on their heads.
News briefs ba-dump-dump.
MISTAKE #11 - Misrepresenting GOSSIP-MONGERS as investigative journalists.
Interestingly enough Shinseki remained silent during this entire campaign.
Just give the hook to Brokaw, Jennings and Blather. They are boring, biased, muttering liars.
1. Dan Rather’s Forgery Fiasco
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