[GeorgeW23225]

Dick Durbin BEFORE he dick's you!!

[WestTexasWend]

Or:

3. Following in the footsteps of the Clinton Treasury official who lied to his diary, Shoemaker lied to an answering machine...and, also following the Clinton model, Durbin just plain lied.

[Christian4Bush]

Durbin, again...

"A dog returns to its vomit" and "A sow that is washed goes back to its wallowing in the mud".

[eleni121]

At this pont we may have to consider an alternative explanation for Turbin's gaffes: dementia? Liberalitis? LBF?(Liberal brain fatigue)

[Lancey Howard]

There are two alternatives to this explanation:

1. Durbin got confused and gave Turley an inaccurate account of what was said at the meeting, and Shoemaker, also confused, verified that account, or at the very least failed to challenge it; or

2. Turley, a media-friendly professor and legal commentator who has written roughly 500 articles, picked this point in his career to start making stuff up.

Uh, no. There certainly are other alternatives. I don't believe that Durbin and Shoemaker "got confused" at all. I think the scumbags were deliberately using Turley to spread political disinformation.

[Bahbah]

"The only condition under which you can use [the story] is not to identify our office, not identify Durbin, and to say that this came up in the course of several meetings with several senators."

So the condition for Turley using the story was to lie about it! I don't think so little of Turley that I believe he would be willing to trash his reputation over this.

[mware]

Tonmy Snow was telling us that Turley and his wife recently had a chiild and that is why he has been quite on this story.

[nickcarraway]

As long as this is only reported on in the Washington Times it may as well have not happened. For all practical purposes, Democrats can say whatever they want.

[highlander_UW]

According to two people who attended the meeting, Roberts was asked by Sen. Richard Durbin (D-Ill.) what he would do if the law required a ruling that his church considers immoral...

Roberts should have asked Durbin what he'd do if he were required to take some action that was moral...would he recuse himself?