This is priceless. These guys lost, big time. They called the memo fake, and now it's real. They've got major egg on their tin-foil-hat face, so now they're trying to rearrange the deck chairs on the Titanic, as an old law professor of mine used to say. They're coming up with any excuse they can to say they're right, when they weren't. They said it was a fake and it's real. And the best part is that I still haven't read on Powerline Blog (the "blog of the yeart") anything apologizing for repeatedly labeling this a "fake" memo.
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We have written extensively about the fake "talking points memo" on the Schaivo case...Yep, just checked Powerline blog. No apology, no correction. Just more convoluted explanations as to why he's "really" right even though he got it wrong. You called it a "fake memo," Powerline. And you did so repeatedly. Are you going to admit that you were wrong in jumping the gun and calling the memo a "fake memo"? Come on, restore our faith in conservatives. You guys can actually correct something when you're wrong, can't you? Or will that set a bad precedent, and FOX will get mad?
it seems extremely likely that it was produced by Democrats as a political dirty trick...
A reader points out that the Post's original story on the fake memo...
Someone at the Post swallowed the fake memo hook, line, and sinker--Mike Allen, I assume.
