

@JeffClarkUS Just who WAS "our KGB interlocutor" according to William P. Clark, and what WAS that "other matter" he was watching? Doder/Yakovlev? Sometimes pawns, and even more valuable pieces, are "sacrificed" in this game. @JohnQBarrett
Matt Cloud
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@JeffClarkUS Just who WAS "our KGB interlocutor" according to William P. Clark, and what WAS that "other matter" he was watching? Doder/Yakovlev? Sometimes pawns, and even more valuable pieces, are "sacrificed" in this game. @JohnQBarrett

@stevearkwright @futurama_nerd @dnieporent @AnthonyMKreis It truly is a wonder of modern living to project today's dream of a borderless world back onto and upon feudal times, which was defined by competing fiefdoms and tribes and kingdoms at virtually perpetual war with one another.




@realmattcloud Who cares? Tell us, dear Matt, how George H. W. Bush did Kennedy in. That's the burning question of the hour.



@realmattcloud I think the early Reagan years saw a genuine movement to try and repeal parts of the Great Society, but it was hampered by a Congress which didn't want to revisit those policies and by a president whose executive vigor didn't match his ideological fervor.





@PincherMartin8 1/ Your point is valid but does not go far enough, and does not account for the hatred by the youth in the late 1960s and early 1970s of Nixon, who had not been around for the pumpkin papers, and it was that hatred that was used -- so I contend -- in jujitsu-like fashion to


@realmattcloud We're getting into lala land here.



@books_rum Hey -- easy there -- that was the liberals' idea. He did that at the urging of Kay Graham and The Washington Post.


@PincherMartin8 It's because he crushed crime. Liberals combine "We're smart academics!" with "We're the voice of the mob!". If they can't baffle you with bullshit, they bully you with criminal masses. Then Nixon ran on Law & Order in '72, and won the 3rd biggest landslide in US history.





