When historians look back on the 2006 midterms and the Democratic sweep of both the House and Senate, they will look back on Friday, September 29th as the day that sealed the GOP’s fate.

Only when you cherry pick it. Nice try though.

Some YouTube accounts have been suspended and content taken down when people have posted even segments of copyrighted material, so Fox’s action with the Clinton video falls into that category. It’s self-defeating, since as much as this brohaha may be stirring up passions right now, nobody’s going to care much about it six months down the line, and few if any people will be heading over to the Fox site to download the video. Get it out their as much as possible, and let the silly slow-spinning box in the lower left corner of the screen remind everyone they’re watching a Fox News show.

all this noise and spin cannot detract from the failure of the Clinton administration to confront this head on. that should not give a pass to the Carter, Reagan or Bush 1 administrations they dealt with this on a piece meal basis as well.

if Clinton could have dropped his narcissism for just a moment he could have answered the question in a far more statesmanlike manner. He could have said “I tried, i made mistakes, i like my predecessors did not grasp the gravity of the situation - that said I now believe that the way the current administration is handling the situation is not correct.”

I would have looked at that as an opening for real bi-partisan discussion on terrorism. the spin machine seems to only want to talk about Clinton giving the democrats a spine. sort of begs the question and allows for a follow up question of, “if you didn’t have a spine until now then why shouldn’t i believe the accusations that you are objecting to?” The War Room doesn’t work anymore - things like YouTube, blogs, etc. have instant access to information which can immediately demolish what either side say. beware.

No reasonable person can possibly deny that our intervention in Iraq has been an enormous stimulus to terrorist activity worldwide. Efforts by John McCain and others to discount the significance of that factor by pointing out that the attacks on 9/11 occurred before our overthrow of Saddam Hussein is as trivial and irrelevant as they are disingenuous.

Also: Fox took the video off of YouTube because they wanted to draw the new audience you speak of back to their own site. There move is about advertising impressions, isn’t it? Fox likely sees the video on YouTube and imagines all that money going down the toilet.

The Media regurgitating the Clinton gets crazed nonsense - $.50

A true believer “watching Clinton come unglued over nothing was like watching a train wreck” - Priceless

Attacks on pre-Bush America are “nothing” except that they weren’t responded to as well as GWB’s America so let’s stay calm. Wait… Not calm but afraid. Attacks on a Republican America are worth burning the Constitution and don’t you even think about debating the Republican response you seditionist traitor. Weird, something going on here.

I’m beginning to think republicans have lived an an echo chamber for so long that they don’t recognize simple debate. Clinton was far from unglued and merely articulated his responses to OBL (with a bit of conviction) that have already been established in the 9/11 commission report. You repubs really should debate somebody offline to see what it’s like. Conviction looks like Clinton, irritation with the Peasants is what Bush does.

Good luck.

Typical pissy fit, filled with bizarre half sentences. I guess he is the decider.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XjAzaqjBCZs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp4vLBvU1bA
So what?

and isn’t that the point of this blog? that traditional media is de-constructing into configurations that are not quite comfortable for the mainstream. your statement reminds me of so much media i have ignored for so many years now.