Woodward Has Scoop on Ford Presidency (Has been conducting secret interviews)

NewsMax ^ | 12/27/06 | Ronald Kessler

[skinkinthegrass]

...There he goes...."Channelling Dead People, Again.

...Is Woodward, trying to compete w/ John Edwards? ....the T.V. Show Host...and/or Frm. Breck Girl / Vice Pres. Cand. / N.C. Senator

[dforest]

I hope Gerald Ford left plenty of documents behind so that Bob Woodward can't morph his opinion into that of President Ford.

[harrowup]

And many happy returns.

[Tanniker Smith]

Bob Woodward has been secretly interviewing Gerald R. Ford for a book to be published after the former president's death.

...when all laws of libel and slander expire and no longer apply.

[onyx]

Including my tax return.

[AmishDude]

Yes, I was making an oblique reference to that very famous Woodwardistic moment.

[Lancey Howard]

Oh boy, here we go.... I can't wait to hear what unbelievable scoops Ford whispered to Woddward from his deathbed.

[Tanniker Smith]

He did not understand Watergate or Nixon, in my view," Woodward said.

Pompous ass.

[Lancey Howard]

The obvious question is: Why wouldn't Ford simply dictate his memoirs into a.... whatever? Dictaphone. In his own voice.

[A Citizen Reporter]

""He did not understand Watergate or Nixon, in my view," Woodward said."

Do you think that Woodward thinks that he is fooling anybody anymore?

Woodward's ambition is far greater than Nixon's ever was.

[FLCowboy,]

Can you imgine ANY Clinton telling the truth on ANYTHING negative?

Why did you qualify the question?

[Recovering_Democrat]

Uh-huh. Sounds like Scrappleface to me. Sadly, Woodward is probably really doing this.

[beansox]

[preacher]

This can't be real damaging to Republicans. If it was it would not be released until 3 weeks before an election.

[Thebaddog]

Note to the Beltway genius types. I am really tired of Woodward. Let him off his leash and scratch his belly for the last time.

[MeanWestTexan]

No joke. Woodward was just waiting until there was only a dead man to respond to whatever lies he spins.

[CDB]

He's a regular "Ghost Whisper." I understand he's planning to write a book about his secret interview with Abe Lincoln next.

[MeanWestTexan]

Well, the cocaine dealer Clinton half-brother seemed like a decent guy, in comparison.

[FreedomCalls]

He wouldn't. Anyone who knew Gerald Ford knows that he would never agree to this: "Woodward confirmed to NewsMax that he spent "many hours" interviewing Ford on condition that his comments appear after his death." He was much more open than that with nothing to hide. Woodward is simply making up most of what will be in the book, just like he has done before, most notably with William Casey whom he "interviewed" while Casey was in a coma. It's the old "fake but accurate" routine.

[traditional1]

"Why did you qualify the question?"

Good point!