Reply 1 - Posted by:
efuji, 1/28/2002 10:56:19 PM
Great writing, even if it is the Post.
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Reply 2 - Posted by:
CEP, 1/28/2002 11:03:39 PM
God Bless our Commander in Chief and his advisors.
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Reply 3 - Posted by:
bam53, 1/28/2002 11:09:18 PM
"Presidents don't particularly like to cry in front of the American public, particularly in the Oval Office, but nevertheless I did," Bush said in an interview last month. But he said he believed his "mood reflected the country in many ways. People in our country felt the same way I did."
More than a President, a real person.
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Reply 4 - Posted by:
WestCoast Editor-Lucianne.com, 1/28/2002 11:19:23 PM
Part One- America's Chaotic Road to War
Part Two- 'We Will Rally the World'
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Reply 5 - Posted by:
PilarOSalt, 1/28/2002 11:47:59 PM
This series, IMO, is the best show in town. And is it my imagination or does President Bush have a couple of new, if grudging admirers in the Fifth Estate?.....Pilar
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Reply 6 - Posted by:
grasshopper, 1/29/2002 1:30:13 AM
We are witnessing a huge correction in the course of the media leviathans, which realize that they must at least appear to mirror more of the overwhelming public sentiment in support of President Bush and the New Conservativism-- if they are to remain viable businesses.
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Reply 7 - Posted by:
equus, 1/29/2002 3:26:29 AM
With this superb series Woodward et al. have almost certainly accomplished two things:
1. Laid out for future historians the architectonics of Bush's executive style. He shapes policy, his cabinet fleshes it out.
2. Silenced the press who will read this and be forced to admit the truth: Sept 11 was the dawn of the Bush era
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Reply 8 - Posted by:
Annie Colorado, 1/29/2002 6:50:15 AM
Woodward has some interesting "inside sources" when describing Mr. Black's dramatic gestures. Is this observer a snitch or is this done with the full approval of the White House? "The president wanted to kill someone", who said this? Was the leaker real or is this more of Woodwards imagination? I know Woodward wants the world to see how important and powerful his written words can be but what about his sources? Just asking and wondering who is providing all this "inside stuff", maybe someone on the staff or does he have the place bugged? Obviously, I trust Woodward very little, he is, after all, a proud member of the left. Reveal your sources, Bobby boy, so we can have a better idea of their reliability.
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Reply 9 - Posted by:
robert mcdaniel, 1/29/2002 7:49:52 AM
When you realize this well written account gives less that 1% of all that went on in the days following the attack, you gotta be proud of the performance of the President and his young Administration.
The Bush Era did not begin on Sept. 11, it began in his mind and soul when he decided to RUN, and when he put together a competent team of advisers.
What can W achieve once the Senate finally confirms his full team?
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Reply 10 - Posted by:
Carp, 1/29/2002 9:02:49 AM
ROTTING FROM THE HEAD DOWN, IT'S...
SBS IRAQI TV GUIDE
12 PM THE ADDAS FAMILY. Why thank you thing and join Go Mez, Uncle Fatwa and the whole gang.
1 PM MOVIE: SALOME. John The Baptist receives head from Zionist Mossad temptress.
3 PM DOCUMENTARY: BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO. Life in a PLO suicide bomber training camp.
4 PM BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON. Nation Of Islam pilots join their Islamic brothers in jihad against the Israeli Air Force.
5 PM THE SBS EVENING NEWS WITH SUDAN RATHER. Sexy reporter Ashah Banfield (sound of zipper) exposes Zionist Mossad plot of John The Baptist to siphon off the Jordan River using religious rite as a cover.
6 PM FOOTLOOSE. New musical based on the life of Richard Reid. It's a blast!
7 PM MOVIE: KHARI. Telekinetic Islamic girl with fundamentalist mother takes her revenge on Zionist tormentors.
9 PM MOVIE: ROLLOVER. Jane Fondouk enters the man's world of international banking and learns to do what Saudi men have always done.
11 PM SIGN-OFF. Florida Zionists unleash hoard of trained alligators which wipes out station crew.
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Reply 11 - Posted by:
MeridenMike, 1/29/2002 9:03:13 AM
Did we need the photo of Bush with Hillary? Yes, for the Post, it's all about her.
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Reply 12 - Posted by:
Old Phone Man and Old Lady, 1/29/2002 9:06:20 AM
I guess Bob Woodward isn't out to get US afterall.As many L.Dotters have said----Thank God Bush is in the White House instead of that other Satanic led dministration.What happens in the next presidential election might very well decide the fate of our Nation.
Keep informed and tell others to keep informed and get out and vote. I don't believe that we can survive if the liberals get in the White House again.
old phone man
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Reply 13 - Posted by:
Lady Z, 1/29/2002 9:08:21 AM
What photo???
Is she at it again?? I get the feeling she's running, in comfortable shoes, all over the Senate and adjacent offices looking for photographers and notables.
Hillareeeeeeee -- you scamp.
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Reply 14 - Posted by:
pomom, 1/29/2002 9:28:37 AM
I believe it was Colin Powell who remarked that ...The President wanted to kill someone.
I can see Powell giving Woodward a lot of information for the article.
Thank you, Staff, for posting them all. It really is a keeper.
This series is the beginning of a great legacy, something President Bush doesn't have to go out and fake. It came to him.
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Reply 15 - Posted by:
MysteryLover, 1/29/2002 10:10:39 AM
Excellent articles. Print them out - they are keepers. So what if W said he wanted to kill someone - so did I.
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Reply 16 - Posted by:
mobyclik, 1/29/2002 10:27:33 AM
I have to wonder what the Kool Aid drinking, Bush-haters think of this series? Especially those in the lamestream media. Do they ''feel'' one of their own has gone around the bend? Will Woodward be treated like Bernard Goldberg? Naaahhh...
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Reply 17 - Posted by:
KMac, 1/29/2002 10:36:33 AM
Great article!
I hear a clacking noise coming from Pennsylvania Avenue. Sounds like brass. As in brass balls. Roll on, G.W.!
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Reply 18 - Posted by:
PocaDon, 1/29/2002 10:50:45 AM
My understanding is Woodward team interviewed the prez, veep, condo, powell --- everyone -- that the quotes are direct repeats of quotes
This is sanitized, WH-approved history
Nonetheless it is extraordinary
Kudos to Dubuya for staying his post and refusing to hightail it out of the Oval Office when threatened
Karen P.'s might-as-well-get-cheese line was priceless
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Reply 19 - Posted by:
shurnuff, 1/29/2002 11:27:34 AM
"Presidents don't particularly like to cry in front of the American public, particularly in the Oval Office, but nevertheless I did," Bush said..."
At least all of them except clinton... he watched for cameras to cry into.
What is it with hillary and the over-the-shoulder sweater? It is a preppy look for much, much younger women, and looks ridiculous over a suit. Someone must have advised her at one point that it was classy, and she does it very often now.... and usually with the pink or a blue sweater...
I'll bet hillary could spit quarters that Schumer got the credit for getting the extra $20m from the president. Her spokespeople have been on the talk shows saying it was she who talked the president into coughing up more money.... LOL
What is the color you think of these days with the clintons? Green? With envy?
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Reply 20 - Posted by:
misawa60, 1/29/2002 11:40:07 AM
Reading these stories bring back the tears of 9/11 . . .
Excellent series and something we need to keep for our children and their children.
I'd even spend money for a woodward book if he published these in expanded, book-level pages.
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Reply 21 - Posted by:
californiasnow, 1/29/2002 11:40:49 AM
Thank you for confirming what we've always known. W is THE MAN.
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Reply 22 - Posted by:
FlowerJacket, 1/29/2002 11:53:08 AM
This is a great series..I am suprised its being written by Bob Woodward. What's going on here ??
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Reply 23 - Posted by:
daphne, 1/29/2002 12:01:15 PM
This is great writing. I think Balz, Woodward and Himmelman understand that they are writing for their children and grandchildren and on down the ages. I feel so good that when my grandsons are old enough, they can read this for themselves and understand the gift that they had as very young children and babies.
I love that last vignette of Condi Rice weeping as she hears The Star Spangled Banner being played at the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace.
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Reply 24 - Posted by:
rightman100, 1/29/2002 12:05:18 PM
Cuidado!!!!!!!
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Reply 25 - Posted by:
tatterdemalion, 1/29/2002 12:29:46 PM
The fate of our nation hangs not on the next election, but on every election for the foreable future. The next Demoncratic Administration will use the enhanced powers of the military and Justice Department as sharp tools against domestic opponents. We are past the point of indulging indulgent and subversive Presidents such as Clinton. We were lucky that Clinton thought with the contents of his pants and not with his brain. Gore would have been a nightmare.
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Reply 26 - Posted by:
Sooner, 1/29/2002 12:51:29 PM
Carp, you need to publish your TV Guides. Here's an idea for a submission. The New Yorker has a humor page called Shouts and Murmurs which lately has not been at all funny. Please, please, submit to them!!!
And, again thanks to Lucianne for affording us these splendid articles.
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Reply 27 - Posted by:
GeorgiaOnMyMind, 1/29/2002 1:01:54 PM
The comment 'the President wanted to kill someone" follows a semicolon -- I drew from this that it was a conclusion drawn by the writers of the article rather than a quote from Powell, etc. that Bush wanted to kill someone. Read it again and see what you think.
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Reply 28 - Posted by:
Carp, 1/29/2002 1:28:35 PM
The NEW YORKER wouldn't touch me with a ten foot fishing pole!
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Reply 29 - Posted by:
mikey, 1/29/2002 1:31:24 PM
When Clinton bombed the chinese embasy he probable asked how far is it to the Canadian border from here, and had air force 1 estimate the time.
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Reply 30 - Posted by:
equus, 1/29/2002 3:18:36 PM
A thought: can you imagine if 9/11 had happened a year earlier? Clinton would have been conferring with Allbright, Cohen and Reno on the logistics of bombing a few tents.
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Reply 31 - Posted by:
Dolley Madison, 1/29/2002 4:46:31 PM
Oh, Lucianne, I just LOVE you for bringing this to us!
I have been reading it, and printing it.
THANK YOU!
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Reply 32 - Posted by:
Embee, 1/29/2002 5:19:29 PM
I cried too when Buckingham played "our" song. As a matter of fact, it was at that moment when my own floodgates opened.
I'm bothered by Coling Powell, and I can't put my finger on it. Time will tell.
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Reply 33 - Posted by:
WestCoast Editor-Lucianne.com, 1/29/2002 11:09:33 PM
Part Four
--A Day to Speak of Anger and Grief--
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