2006-08-06
politics | exposes
The Fudge Report might give Karl Rove a headache. That would be a good thing. Possibly the left of center's version of the Drudge Report [...and no, I won't provide a link to that site. Google it if you must] provides first hand stuff on Drug Company whore Bill Frist, provides a round-up list of Senators running for office who seem to have "forgotten" they are Republicans, a Billings [Montana] Gazette op-ed piece of the vitriolic Friend of Jack Abramoff, Conrad Burns who told a group of tired, hard-working volunteer firemen that they did a "piss-poor job". Burns later said that people misconstrued what he was getting at.
I stumbled across this site minutes after listening to a C-SPAN broadcast where convicted [though not guilty] Susan McDougal spoke about the ordeals she lived through when harassed by Kenneth Starr and the Independent Prosecutor's office supposedly investigating Whitewater real estate and Bill Clinton. Seems to me that the Fudge Report was needed back then. It wasn't on hand.
Better late than never. Go look into it; it'll either confirm your suspicions or make you run for the antactids.
The Fudge Report might give Karl Rove a headache. That would be a good thing. Possibly the left of center's version of the Drudge Report [...and no, I won't provide a link to that site. Google it if you must] provides first hand stuff on Drug Company whore Bill Frist, provides a round-up list of Senators running for office who seem to have "forgotten" they are Republicans, a Billings [Montana] Gazette op-ed piece of the vitriolic Friend of Jack Abramoff, Conrad Burns who told a group of tired, hard-working volunteer firemen that they did a "piss-poor job". Burns later said that people misconstrued what he was getting at.
I stumbled across this site minutes after listening to a C-SPAN broadcast where convicted [though not guilty] Susan McDougal spoke about the ordeals she lived through when harassed by Kenneth Starr and the Independent Prosecutor's office supposedly investigating Whitewater real estate and Bill Clinton. Seems to me that the Fudge Report was needed back then. It wasn't on hand.
Better late than never. Go look into it; it'll either confirm your suspicions or make you run for the antactids.
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