Is this all you do is sit around waiting for something to happen so you can spin it into another completely false story?

Why don’t you look at something objectively for a change?

Have you ever thought that maybe… Just maybe… TBIS is the reason that you haven’t won any major elections in the last six years?

The sitting vice president shoots a 78-year-old man with a shotgun while hunting illegally. Then he avoids authorities. Then the administration actively covers up key details. Then the victim has a minor heart attack. But Bill O’Reilly doesn’t think …

Comment by Blue State Red #48

Blueba*ls inbRed,

Blueba*ls, why do you (and your treasonous inbred ilk) hate our Constitutional democracy, and way of life?

Reporters tried to get an answer as to why Whittington was in ICU for two nights before the story broke. We have heard that Andy Card had not known that Cheney was inded so involved prior to the story hitting the Internet. It is now evident that Whittington must have been closer than 30 yards, and, I have not heard anyone ask HOW the shot penetrated his vest, causing those first-reported ‘chest’ wounds. I believe that Whittington was transported to a smaller, out of the way, hospital.

Scotty insists that reporters must direct their inquiries to Cheney’s office…which can be interpreted as ‘let them clean up their own mess.’

I go for: Maybe Drunk, perhaps not getting the response he wanted from this long acquainted lawyer who might either KNOW something, or, possibly because he DID know something…while hunting on the ranch of someone who lobbied for a favoured Halliburton-like company, also hunting with a female Swiss Ambassador. Legal counsel; corporate profiteering; Swiss Banking partner? With a hunting trip arranged while THE Special Prosecutor is interviewing Cheney’s lawyers the previous day?

Yep. Something smells. A simple statement on Saturday evening may have stopped any of us thinking ‘conspiracy.

They want it both ways—-they couldn’t concentrate on informing the media because they were all concerned with Whittington…but then they weren’t all THAT worried because he just got “peppered pretty good” and it happens “all the time.”

Now the Secret Service is revealing ANOTHER discrepancy in the story. Now, it appears the shooting took place *20 minutes later* at 5:50. I looked up sunset in Kenedy County Texas and it’s 6:20 — the legal limit to hunt is a half hour before sunset, so 5:50 is the ultimate last minute they can admit to having hunted. A low sun in Cheney’s eyes may well have been another factor.

But why they can’t get their details right even days after the event is a mystery.

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“Wait until more evidence seeps out. Here’s a fresh tidbit: Late Tuesday, the Secret Service related that the shooting actually took place at 5:50 p.m. Saturday, 20 minutes later than previously stated–and therefore, right up against sunset. ”

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hahaha

The Missing P Project

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Bush’s finely tuned sense of Texas politics, however, may come across as a tin ear for American environmental sensibilities come fall. In his first race for governor, in 1994, Bush went on a staged-for-the-media mourning dove hunt—one of those hallowed rites of political passage that almost everyone lusting for high office in Texas has to undergo. An aide handed Dubya a 20-gauge shotgun, he took careful aim, and then he accidentally shot a killdeer—a protected species in Texas. “I have a confession to make; I am a killdee killer,” Bush writes in his autobiography. But a reader expecting mournful reflection encountered the following: “I think it showed a side of me that voters had not seen. I was able to laugh at myself, to make a mistake, admit it, and poke fun at it…. It gave me great joke material.”

For what it’s worth, I think suzanne nailed it. Until we find a way to stop the domination of TV and radio by paid Republican propagandists, we will make little or no progress with anything else. That is why I say that the media problem should now be our most important priority… by far… ahead of elections or voting machines or scandals or anything else.