A Demout Report, July 18, 2004
Joe Wilson, if you were not aware, is author of the book 'The Polotics of Truth: Inside the Lies that Led to war and Betrayed my Wife's CIA Identity: A Diplomat's Memoir'. John Kerry is also paying for a website based on him, www.restorehonesty.com which is dedicated to Joe Wilson and his theories about George Bush.
Or, at least, John Kerry WAS paying for it, until he decided to kick Wilson out of his campaign after a bipartisan Senate Intelligence report was released, stating that Joe Wilson had lied to us.
As reported by the Media Research Center, www.mrc.org: The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Report released on Friday discredited Joe Wilson's claim that his wife, a CIA operative, had nothing to do with the decision to send him to Niger to check claims that Iraq had sought to purchase uranium and that the report determined that what he found actually backed up the statement made by President Bush in his State of the Union address about Iraq's quest.
So, yet ANOTHER liberal lies in order to line their pockets by promoting their own political agendas. What's more, is this liberal is a political figure, an ambassador, who had a responsability, but decided his own self-interest were more important (best-selling book, did somebody say cha-ching?).
Don't expect to hear much about it from the liberal-biased media, who, with a large amount of enthusiasm, took this story to heart when Joey decided to start his little theories about the President. They're not so enthusiastic about Joey's accusations now. The Washington Post published the story on page A9 last Saturday, which is said to be the less-newspaper-read day of the week. The New York Times place it in the center of an uninteresting story.
Eh. There is a funny cartoon about it here.
Robert Novak had some very interesting things to say. Click here to read them.
A question for you libs: when are you going to restore honesty in the Democrat party?