Ray Robison: Pointing out the obvious to the oblivious

Madeleine Albright criticizes President Bush

CNN off Drudge

"Some of his language is really quite over the top," Albright told Reuters on Sunday during a trip to London to promote her book. "When he says 'God is on our side', it's very different from (former U.S. President Abraham) Lincoln saying 'We have to be on God's side.'"

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The 69-year-old, who worked for Carter in the late 1970s and was Clinton's secretary of state from 1997-2001, says the war in Iraq "may eventually rank among the worst foreign policy disasters in U.S. history."

She describes it as arguably worse than the Vietnam War -- not in terms of the number of people killed but because the Middle East is a more volatile region than southeast Asia.

Of course, Albright is a great judge of Presidential character: CNN

Clinton did meet this morning with his Cabinet and afterward, his appointees voiced their support. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright said, "I believe the allegations are completely untrue."

HUFFINGTON POST BUSTED

If you have been a regular here at this blog since its inception a whole 12 days ago, you may have noticed a bit of animosity towards the Huffington Post. Here is why: (from Drudge to the LA Times)

George Clooney in regards to the recent Huffington Post article credited under his name.

"Miss Huffington's blog is purposefully misleading and I have asked her to clarify the facts. I stand by my statements but I did not write this blog.  With my permission Miss Huffington compiled it from interviews with Larry King and The Guardian.  What she most certainly did not get my permission to do is to combine only my answers in a blog that misleads the reader into thinking that I wrote this piece. These are not my writings - they are answers to questions and  there is a huge difference."

They even lie about their own heroes.

Outside the Beltway has it