Clinton's Fury

Where the bad guys panic

The letter, written by Bruce Lindsey, head of the Clinton Foundation, and Douglas Bond, a top lawyer in Clinton's office, accuses the ABC drama of "bias" and a "fictitious rewriting of history that will be misinterpreted by millions of Americans." Clinton, whose aides first learned from a TV trailer about a week ago that the miniseries would slam his administration, was "surprised" and "incredulous" when told about the film's slant, sources said. Albright and former National Security Advisor Sandy Berger also dashed off letters to Iger, accusing the network of lying in the miniseries and demanding changes. Last night I listened to ''progressive" radio head Ed Schultz on XM radio use Richard Clark to impeach the film's truthfulness.  Clark disputes the accuracy of the scene where bin-Laden's capture is undone when Sandy Berger refuses to give approval.  For Schultz, Richard Clark's pronouncements carry weight because "He's always struck me as being a straight - shooter."  Yeah, well the left are always surprised and incredulous if the Drive-by Media, of which ABC News is a charter member, doesn't tow the official party line, so I, like you, am surprised and incredulous too, LOL.