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Monday, May 18, 2009
Biden His Time
Moral of the story: Don't ask a multi-paragraph question that a politician can answer with a simple "Yes."
Unfortunately the fruitcakes have learned to be less, well, fruity, when approaching the candidates these days, so Joe doesn't get a chance to go "mano-a-mano" with the "Truthers"; instead it's "Do you think we've learned all there is about Able Danger?"
Able Danger is apparently going to get some significant discussion in Loose Change The Final Insult. The advantage the Troofers have here is that a lot of people like Able Danger for reasons of their own. Many in the conservative blogosphere embraced the Able Danger story because it shifted the blame for "letting" 9-11 happen to the Clinton administration. Biden may like it for similar reasons, given that he's running against Hillary. But the story has never really made any sense to me, starting with the obvious: Why was Atta supposedly a member of the "Brooklyn Cell"?
Well it took them long enough to get this together, but we see their exchanges with Bill Richardson ("They ship in male prostitutes to the Bohemian Grove") and Joe Biden, who gets the better of Luke in their exchange, to the point where he's reduced to muttering, "9-11 Was an Inside Job."