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For months now most Freepers and other Conservatives have known about the Government website with very incriminating evidence of Saddam's vast WMD programs in Iraq. From these documents and the translations from one of the best Freepers known on earth, jveritas, it has been determined, at least to smart people, that Saddam posed a very serious danger to all civilization. As I just stated "smart people" knew the dangers of Saddam but it appears Andrea Mitchell of NBC news is not amongst that definition. Moments ago Andrea Mitchell admitted that documents on that web-site contained other information about other WMD...

[snip] So by the time we finally did get in, there were Sudanese officials saying, "Don't ask any questions," and American officials saying, "No agreements. No deals." And we went in, and I asked President el-Bashir why, in essence, anyone should believe his promises when his government has said repeatedly that it will stop the violence and then it continues to support the militias that are doing the killing. At which point two guys came up behind me, two of his armed security guards, and grabbed me from behind and started pulling me out the door. I tried to keep...

Friday, Dec. 31, 2004 10:30 a.m. EST Andrea Mitchell: Bush Cabinet 'Not the Brightest' Never a model of journalistic objectivity, NBC reporter Andrea Mitchell positively outdid herself Thursday night, describing President Bush's Cabinet as "[not] exactly the best and the brightest." Discussing the White House reaction to the South Asia tsunami disaster, Mitchell asked Newsweek editor Jon Meacham: "If the president really were to take this opportunity and not only reach out overseas but do big things here, wouldn't you have thought that he would have reached beyond the immediate circle of the White House and brought in more stellar...