A little over three years after Pan Am Flight 103 blew up over Lockerbie, Scotland, Fred D. Thompson provided advice to a colleague about one of his law firm’s new clients: The man representing the two Libyan intelligence officials charged in the terrorist bombing.

The colleague, John Culver, a partner at the Washington firm of Arent Fox Kintner Plotkin & Kahn began advising the two suspects’ Libyan lawyer in February 1992. Mr. Thompson, according to a memorandum from that era written by his secretary, held “discussions with Culver re: Libya ” that same month.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20678003/

Yea, no liberal bias here.. And what dimocrat gets full scritiny like this??

fred - 10 September 2007 08:50 AM

Yea, no liberal bias here.. And what dimocrat gets full scritiny like this??

Hillary.  Bill.  Kerry.  Edwards.  Obama.  Reid.  Pelosi.  Streisand.  Jolie.  Bill Jefferson.  Jesse Jackson.  Faux Bobby Jindal.  Jim Bernhard.  About all of us, actually.  It’s called reporting.  It is not “bias” to report on a candidate’s political life.  Maybe it would be bias to report on his sex life, etc., but y’all changed that with Clinton.

Maybe it would be bias to report on his sex life, etc., but y’all changed that with Clinton.

Yea, I agree.  His affairs with interns in the White House was totaly a personal issue, and no one elses business!!