On Senator Graham's book, if they try to destroy him like they do

[Jon8503]

anyone else that has the guts to go up against them & tell the truth, they are going to piss a lot of people off in Florida, especially the senior citizens.

Bob Graham is loved and respected in Florida. They better be careful or as Bush's whatshisname said to the press "Be Careful What You Say - Be Afraid Be Very Afraid" or something like that.

[kwolf68]

1. Very true

Graham is one of the classiest men, truest statesmen in our country. His rep is impeccable and if he's making "wild" allegations it will be addressed.

Bob Graham=American Hero.

[Nite Owl]

2. They will try

without a doubt. All the people who they have tried to destroy should get together and have a convention of some sort. It would be impressive: can they all be wrong?

Maybe people will finally start catching on that there is a pattern.

[sadiesworld]

3. Excellent point!

My husband, a native Floridian, concurs w/ your analysis.

[Ernesto]

4. WOOOO HOOOOO

This is going to be a great week in the news cycle!....... Perhaps the best since Dick Clarke's book came out.... After the hatefest, we need somthing like this to make us well.

[mmonk]

5. They won't have a chance or a prayer

[A_Possum]

6. Interesting point

During the primaries (I was a Graham supporter) I learned a good deal that I never knew about Florida. Graham was a great governor there, and as you say, well-beloved. I recall some media spin that he was the Bushies nightmare because he knew where the skeletons (intelligence-wise) were hidden. I also recall a poll that showed him losing "popularity" at some point that was squawked as "because he'd criticized Bush." I thought it was bunk at the time, but they were quite urgent to keep him out of any real running for the primaries.

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7. they won't have to......they'll just let the media ignore the book

unless the dems lot out an unholy stink about it

did they discuss it much on Xfire?

have you seen it in the news today?

saw bits on CNN Headline, but not CNN

anybody?

just watch it die

hope I'm wrong, but how many times do stories like this--stories of REAL importance--just disappear after a very brief shelf life?

can you say Sibel Edmonds?

have you even heard of Indira Singh?

what about Paul ONeill? his witnessing of the very first NSC meeting, at which invading Iraq was discussed?

the energy papers?

the seven minutes (especially WRT the Aug 6 PDB, which SHOULD have made it obvious to all in Fla that the first WTC was a terra attack)

ad infinitum