
12-19-2007, 11:35 PM
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... And a longtime family friend with a large store of politically valuable knowledge.
Give him a security clearance or official role? No. Kiss him off entirely? That's a bit much to expect from anyone.
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Yaaaaaaa - if any republican candidate hired a con, the lib media would go ballistic.
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This is very true. Blade has a good point here. It seems to me, that allowing a character like Sandy Berger into the "official" tent, was a very bad political move on Hillary's part. That's just low-hanging fruit, for some Republican 527 or something. I mean, Sandy's on the same level as a Feith - he's the next best thing to being an actual, real, traitor (you know, destroying national security documents is "pretty serious", that's not exactly "comforting the enemy", but that's like, "pretty serious") -
You know, and I mean, if it were legit, all Clinton had to do is what Bushie's doing now, which is basically to snap his fingers and point to it and say, "classified", and it happens. And I mean, same way with "unclassified", and even with "destroy the CIA video-tapes", right? As near as I can tell, the deep dark world of "national security" is mainly the Prez's call, subject only to some limited oversight by "very trusted senior Senators".
So I mean, why would a Prez send a Sandy Burglar to steal docs out of the archive and stuff 'em in his pants and every other place he could find? I mean, Jeez.... was we dressed all in black, and did he have one of those little black eye-patch things like on the cover of those Genesis albums?   
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Dude, Clinton wasn't president when Sandy Burglar stole the docs.
I knew I read too far.
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That's right, I forgot - like, he did it on his own.... 
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