Comments on: Fitzgerald Running Scared

By: Larwyn

Larwyn — Fri, 10 Feb 2006 19:52:28 +0000

Same War – Different Battlefront:

Clintonistas trying to take Curt Weldon’s seat to stop
Able Danger – sending in BIG GUNS with BIG $$$$ sure to
follow

From AbleDangerBlog today:
snip

….Bryan Lentz, 41, a Swarthmore attorney who volunteered for combat in Iraq, agreed to pull out of the race for the seat of U.S. Rep. Curt Weldon, and run instead for the state House, against Thomas P. Gannon, a 28-year Republican veteran.

Joseph A. Sestak Jr., 54, a recently retired Navy vice admiral who worked in the National Security Council in the Clinton administration, has the inside track to take on Weldon in November.

Paul Scoles, who ran against Weldon in 2004, also quit the race this week and endorsed Sestak. Anyone who has been involved in local politics knows getting two candidates to drop out in one week almost never happens. Someone is worried where this Able Danger story is headed.

A commenter suggests contributing to Curt Weldon’s campaign -if you want the Able Danger story to come out. If Weldon loses in November – chances are it will be dropped.

I agree with that.
Rep Curt Weldon
Click here: Able Danger Blog
AbleDangerBlog

That the CLINTONISTAS are beside themselves to
stop the Able Danger story is no surprise.
Nancy Soderberg showed up on Tucker Carlson last night
after long hiatus from cameras after her stunning remark
to Jon Stewart during her book tour.

When Stewart remarked that after the success of the 1st
election in Iraq – “What if Bush is right! My world view (paraphase) would be shattered”
Soderberg responded” We still have Iran and North Korea”.

Last night Soderberg told us that Clinton had done a
better job on terrorism than Bush is doing!!!!

So they are sending in the low level troops and Albright’s
buddy Wendy also showed up again after long hiatus, on
either CNN or MSNBC.

Their A list is busy with convincing Americans that
the NSA & CIA jails/renditions leaks were by “whistleblowers” and that Plame was covert and that
Bush lied about WMD.

Hope many will support Curt Weldon – we need him
in Congress.

By: clarice

clarice — Fri, 10 Feb 2006 16:10:31 +0000

Here’s my take on Pincus’ article about Pillar on the front page of today’s Washington Post. http://americanthinker.com/comments.php?comments_id=4421

By: Seixon

Seixon — Fri, 10 Feb 2006 11:31:08 +0000

Murray Waas is a sly one.

By: clarice

clarice — Fri, 10 Feb 2006 07:37:18 +0000

Actually, AJ I think the original reporter(Murray Waas) made this up out of whole cloth, using a far less incendiary graph in Fitz’ recently released Affidavit in the Miller case. Fitz’ lawyers have denied this altogether.

By: wickedpinto

wickedpinto — Fri, 10 Feb 2006 05:51:54 +0000

Yeah, (I SO HATE THIS STUPID PHRASE! so I am ashamed of using it) there is no there there.

I asked Justin at the TMV why this is an important story since it isn’t in reference to Plame, which is what Fitzgeralds mandate was. Also I admit my lack of certitude (spelling) concerning this next, but I believe it is exclusively the authority of the Executive to classify or de-classify information, and could only be controversial if congress, or the intel committee’s had been notified with a reasonable time of the said same information.

So Since there is nothing in the story about either “Plame” or an unreasonable distribution of information prior to informing those who have a right to that information (the congress, through proper channels) I read this only as the executive branch excercising (spelling) it’s perrogative (spelling

There MIGHT be something, but this story isn’t a story. It’s noise.