Roger approaches Woodward like an onion and finds, well, Jacqueline Suzanne underneath. When it comes to “State of Denial,” he also explains why it’s “spooky that one man’s version of events is so easily accepted.” Don’t miss it.
Once done with that post, go to his main page where Roger has behind-the-scenes details about his interview with Joe Lieberman (I), featured here on Tammy Blog a few days ago.
Hope your Sunday is going well…
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Remember that Woodward is the same author who claimed he managed to sneak into a hospital room where CIA Director Wm. Casey was lying comatose on his deathbed, a feat appropriate for Houdini (unless Casey’s security was being handled by Homeland Security’s forerunner), one might think, then have Casey miraculously awaken from the coma long enough to grant Woodward an interview. I like good sci fi books, but would rather read those by real sci fi writers, not political henchmen.