A Complete Waste of Space

callmeslick wrote:from the Association of Uniformed Secret Service Agents public press release:
(this is a completely non-partisan group by the way)
One must question the veracity and content of any book which implies that its author played such an integral part of so many [claimed] incidents. Any critique of management by one who has never managed personnel or programs resounds hollow. Additionally, why would an employee wait in excess of ten years after terminating his employment with the Service to make his allegations public?” it reads.

The closest contact that Byrne could have had, according to Gilhooly and others, is seeing the president or the first lady pass in the hallway — far from the intimate access he would have needed to catch Bill Clinton in the act or see Hillary Clinton fly into the cursing rages he now writes have convinced him that she doesn’t have the “integrity and temperament” to be president.


Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2016/06/h ... z4CpATSTuU

Finally, both Benghazi and Bengazi are accepted spellings of a word in arabic that neither of us could spell.

as for the 1998 testimony, very little is available now of the commentary back in the day, but people were skeptical of his Lewinski testimony for the above reason then, but nothing was done due to politics. I'm sure some of those folks will be popping up, shortly, now that his Andy Warhol moment with his soon-to-be-forgotten-if it isn't already book is upon us.

Pudfark wrote:So, the testimony given under oath is disqualified solely by by your hearsay conjecture....that's all you've got?