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Wednesday, February 18, 2004
I noted below that Drudge's quote of Clark, like almost all the rest of his Kerry sex smear, seems to be inacurrate. The Howler has the details of the statement that I noted having seen, which was on Fox News Sunday: CONNOLLY: You know, what, though? That?s not accurate. That?s not accurate. That?s the way that Drudge reported that supposed off-the-record conversation. But I?ve spoken to reporters who were there, and that?s not even what General Clark accused. It was something far more peripheral, and it was pinned to a tabloid. This statement, however, comes from Ceci Connolly, a 'journalist' who has accomplished the rare distinction of having not much more credibility than Drudge. A further and much more reliable confirmation comes from Ryan Lizza at TNR. |
