And, a big thank you for exposing reporters like Maureen Dowd for the sanctimonious poison-spitting toads they are. But when I read about the president's impending confession in Salon, I knew it was true. I find it appalling that Salon would print an article so factually incorrect. It doesn't take any leap of faith to believe that bin Laden ordered the bombings. If Jenkins thinks she is going to get any closer than an omission of being trained by the head terrorist when dealing with a well-seasoned, underground, educated and rich terrorist, she is even more naive than she is inaccurate.
Someone needs to write a retraction or, at a minimum, a correction.
It is hypocritical of Jenkins to use the Lewinsky credibility garbage when she herself has left out such strong facts contradicting her viewpoint. T hanks for the delightful XyWrite article. I spent some of the best years of my career using XyWrite, as a reporter at CMP Media from 1989-95. Then I came back to CMP a year ago, to become a Word user. When I was at Computerworld I began to get tired of XyWrite and the lack of access to the Windows clipboard, so I downloaded a copy of UltraEdit, a shareware text editor.