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'Misinterpretation' was loudly proclaimed so retractions were duly issued. No evidence of 'swiftboating' there. Charges of 'misinterpretation' can't be disproved with no transcript, so the prudent co ...

'Misinterpretation' was loudly proclaimed so retractions were duly issued. No evidence of 'swiftboating' there. Charges of 'misinterpretation' can't be disproved with no transcript, so the prudent co ...

Profess (Verb): Confess one's faith in, or allegiance to.

Murtha apparently did confess his faith in a likely biased Pew Charitable Trust poll. Else why cite it?

"You suddenly want direct q ...

Profess (Verb): Confess one's faith in, or allegiance to.

Murtha apparently did confess his faith in a likely biased Pew Charitable Trust poll. Else why cite it?

"You suddenly want direct q ...

"Why the sudden interest in detail?
What do you mean by 'sudden'?

"It didn't seem to bother you the slightest what Murtha actually claimed . . . "

? What he actually claimed? Yo ...

"Why the sudden interest in detail?
What do you mean by 'sudden'?

"It didn't seem to bother you the slightest what Murtha actually claimed . . . "

? What he actually claimed? Yo ...

Please bear in mind that in his press release Murtha never offered his quote in context, but offered only an explanation of what he "really meant".

Where's the full text of his actual words ...

Please bear in mind that in his press release Murtha never offered his quote in context, but offered only an explanation of what he "really meant".

Where's the full text of his actual words ...

Initially you were 'saying' it, but by the last reiteration you were obviously citing it.

Initially you were 'saying' it, but by the last reiteration you were obviously citing it.

re "Like I said: it fits the swiftboating better to have Murtha make that claim. "

. . . But are you sure you really said this, or did you merely cite it?" Some find it hard to m ...

re "Like I said: it fits the swiftboating better to have Murtha make that claim. "

. . . But are you sure you really said this, or did you merely cite it?" Some find it hard to m ...

" . . . the one ruler who ran the country was so utterly defeated through the two first, and to this day, only nukes dropped . . ."

Surely you're not suggesting the US nuke Iraq. Are you? ...

" . . . the one ruler who ran the country was so utterly defeated through the two first, and to this day, only nukes dropped . . ."

Surely you're not suggesting the US nuke Iraq. Are you? ...

"Any point with that remark or are you merely making conversation?"

Conversation to be sure-- assuring you that US bases can easily cease to be a source of friction in the world if convenie ...