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Clinton blasts 9/11 film, amid report of changes



Spin, spin, spin, you worthless gladhanding used car salesman. Your accomodationist, anything to avoid confrontation policy are more responsible for 9/11 than any other single cause. Your unwillingness to face any political controversy caused you to turn down Sudan when they offered the US custody of Bin Ladin, as well as other opportunities you were given to take him down but didn't have the political guts to take advantage of (unlike the successor in office now, who has had the intestinal fortitude to do much harder things and had to do more of them because Clinton didn't).



Your entire career has been spent evading the responsibility of the presidency that you campaigned to get. Go away. Far away. And don't come back.



Rightwing Nuthouse notes the crickets chirping about a real threat of censorship. The Democratic party want to demand that the government pull ABC broadcast license if they show the film? I guess it's all in who you tick off. It's okay to poke at Elephants, but Donkeys are sacrosanct? Free Speech for me but not for thee, is that your message? Not in the United States I live in.



Riehl World View on people that have changed their views now that their side is under the microscope.



Rhymes with Right has the text of a letter sent to Disney by prominent Democratic politicians. Manages to implicitly threaten ABCs broadcast license.



Investors Business Daily on the issue.



Captain's Quarters nails the Clinton colors to the mast of this particular sinking ship.



Scrappleface details the situation that must be avoided.



Newsbusters notes that ABC has caved. That particular scene never happened in the real world. But many things like it did, thanks to Bill Clinton. I wonder if we should revive the Dan Rather mantra of "fake but accurate"?



No. Those memos were neither true nor accurate.

The committee's Republican chairman, Sen. Pat Roberts of Kansas, accused Democrats of presenting a misleading version of the committee's findings.



"The additional views of the Committee's Democrats are little more than a rehashing of the same unfounded allegations they've used for over three years," Roberts said in a statement.

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