Reply #68: You asked the question "Did I believe Bill when he said ..." . Who's fooling whom???

[Maribelle]

I did not create a mirage. Perhaps your mind could be going all foggy on you.

What I did say clearly implied I believe he knew and he was passing off on talking about it. by July who on earth hadn't heard of it? If you do not want to characterize that response as wit then characterize it as a lie, if you wish. If in your limited vocabulary kidding and using wit can only mean rolling laughter, I really don't care.

wit
1. ingenious humor: the apt, clever, and often humorous association of words or ideas, or a capacity for it
2. speech or writing showing wit: speech or writing that shows an apt, clever, and often humorous association of words
3. witty person: somebody known for using wit
4. intelligence: mental acumen, intelligence, or reasoning power

kid
1. lie to somebody for fun: to tell somebody something that is not true, especially as a joke or tease
2. deceive somebody: to deceive or mislead another person or yourself

You did not respond to my question about why Blair would want to share the DSM with Bill. And you did not respond to my question about Blair Democrats.

I didn't say a thing about Bill not being part of selling Iraq. But for the record, Edwards NEVER said that Bill advised him on Iraq. He said that folks that worked under Bill did.