[WorkingClassFilth]

As much as I am inclined to attribute the worst to the krintons, Wellstone died from the usual combination of circumstances - nothing more. His pilot was incompetent and lied on his resume; he was untrained on the aircraft he was piloting; and he was flying under conditions that we highly dangerous for this kind of aircraft. It was too bad for Wellstone and the others, but them's the brakes. I wouldn't wish that death on anyone, I'm glad he's gone.

The Red Star has sifted this quite finely and if they can't make a go of a conspiracy, then there isn't much to be found. As an aside, I was a the University of Minnesota the day of Wellstone's death. People were crying and somber and the place was like morgue. On MPR - that day - the conspiracy angle was tossed out for the first time that I've heard. In contrast, on 911, my College held a picnic with laughter, merriment and all the brats or soy burgers you could want.

[Balding_Eagle]

The Red Star has sifted this quite finely and if they can't make a go of a conspiracy, then there isn't much to be found.

I agree with most of what you posted, but you've missed the mark here.

The chances of the Red Star finding a Clinton Conspiracy (even one clearly announced with flashing bright lights) is zero.

The fact they haven't found a conspiracy only proves that the political Right didn't do it.

[an amused spectator]

In contrast, on 911, my College held a picnic with laughter, merriment and all the brats or soy burgers you could want.

The Leftist strongholds truly are part of a different country.