Willie, check out the context on the Crooks & Liars page for the confused background. NPR played Colbert's lines, so Dougie complained to NPR! I guess Dougie's afraid of Colbert, so he stuck with Inskeep, a friend. Typical of the daintiness in neo-con strategy.
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Check out this hilarious segment on the Colbert Report involving Dougie Feith, Inskeep, and NPR:
http://www.crooksandliars.com/
2007/05/02/
colbert-is-forced-to-apologize-
to-doug-feith/
Thanks for the Colbert Report link. Sweet....
So Feith complained to a third party about something a SECOND party said? And the third party reported his complaint? WTF??
What was the context within which NPR "reported" Feith's complaint? I hope that wasn't the entire story!
Willie, check out the context on the Crooks & Liars page for the confused background. NPR played Colbert's lines, so Dougie complained to NPR! I guess Dougie's afraid of Colbert, so he stuck with Inskeep, a friend. Typical of the daintiness in neo-con strategy.
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