[lavrenti]

Not really. The whole point of Clarke's testimony was to sow those doubts and create a case, albiet insane, for this theory.

This madness is accepted by more people than I care to think, cynically manipulated and encouraged by leaders of the Democrat Party.

When you see slogans like "Bush Knew" plastered on stickers and parrotted by people who otherwise should know better, then you have a problem.

The folks in flyover country better pay attention to what is getting spread in the cities.

[EllaMinnow]

He's way out there, and was way out there long before Clarke testified.

Here's his blog:
http://bushbodycount.com/voices/

[international american]

"The folks in flyover country better pay attention to what is getting spread in the cities."

I have more faith in flyover country. I am more worried that the media is going to "block" any good news for Bush, and lie about everything else.

[AngieGOP]

Even if "Bush Knew", he did more about terrorism than Clinton ever even dreamed of.

[cyncooper]

I agree with you. Clearly deep down many dems really believe this, or they are just willing to spread the idea around.

Just yesterday morning Howard Fineman was on Imus in the Morning and was asked about Clarke's testimony and here is what seemingly sane (and recently completely outed as aiding and abetting dems)Howard said:

He said Clarke's testimony could be a problem for the WH because everybody remembers that picture of Andy Card whispering in President Bush's ear about the 2nd plane hitting. What, Howard softly asked, if that news wasn't really a surprise?

Now, as far as I can see there is a very ugly and insane implication there. Yes. I think more people buy this than we'd like to think.