Insider Report: Haig Denies Ford-Nixon Deal

Newsmax ^ | December 31, 2006

[ClaireSolt]

Woodward gets the tacky poor taste narcisism award of the century for all this.

[rockrr]

A thousand pardons that anyone would think that I was referring to President Ford (RIP). Wormwood, er Woodhead, er Wimpherd on the other hand - he/she/it is fair game ;'}

[myprecious]

Was he heavily medicated at the time (or does he always talk gibberish?!)

Then the answer is easy. YES. He has been heavily medicated since 1969 and always talk gibberish.

[cpdiii]

Woodward has always come up with unverifiable claims that many do not believe.

I guess you do not believe he interviewed the ex-director of the CIA on his death bed and in a coma? No doctors saw him, no nurses, Casey's family did not see him, nobody saw him and Casey was in a coma but he still says he interviewed him.

The man lies.

[AZRepublican]

Woodward is simply bleeding the MSM for every book sale he can squeeze out.

[Eclectica]

I'd have to mull it over about one second whether to believe General Haig or Woodward. General Haig is a man of integrity.

Yes, but Woodward lived up to his pledge not to publish Ford's remarks until after Ford's death.

Woodward waited...30 hours?

[norwaypinesavage]

This only proves that if you repeat a lie often enough, it is believed. In Woodward's case, he believes his own lies as soon as he prints them.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

Bob forgot that the trick is to wait until the principals are dead before you quote them.