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- Roger Clemons is a lousy liar. Maybe Bill and Hillary could teach him some of the finer points of looking into a television camera and saying something he knows isn''''t true as though it were.
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Posted by janshedd at 12:10 AM : Jan 07, 2008
You should add to your blurp, bush/chaney. They are far and away the best at lying to the American public.
However I tend to believe Roger whereas if bush/chaney mouth is moving I know they are lying. - Reply to this comment
- Wow, absolutely amazing responses. I visited these responses because I was interested in the whiplash CBS would get for such a pathetic attempt to authenticate this particular production as a qualified interiew. I could care less if these athletes used steroids...what scares me more is that the press can pawn this off as news and navigate its audience toward its predetermined version of the truth. Forget steroids and athletes. How would that segment have come across to the viewing public had RC''s publicist edited the interview and also had the opportunity to throw in a few comments at will?
FYI, there is an election in the Fall. - Reply to this comment
- When many say "how could you take the word of a drug dealer over Clemens?" the real question should be "Why was Clemens paying a man you admit to being a drug dealer to train him for over 10 years? - a man that another ballplayer has admitted to getting HGH shots from?" Also, "Why would you trust a drug dealer?" Well Mitchell isn''t going to get the dirt on drugs in baseball from someone that doesn''t deal them.... you have to talk to the dirt bag drug dealers and trainers.
Yes, you are innocent until proven guilty but a- Clemens didn''t speak to Mitchell when he was asked and b- he requested to speak to Mike Wallace about it.
If you put yourself on TV and make statements people have the right to analyze and criticize it. If you didn''t want people to criticize what you say then don''t go on TV (hello, Barry Bonds)
I do think that his lawyer told him not to talk to the Mitchell team. In hindsight it was a horrible mistake on Clemens part. Clemens made more money this summer than we will make in our lives. No one is talking about taking that money back or even sending him to jail. The Clemens team should stop posting here trying to say he''s some kind of victim. Roger, speak to congress, speak to the fans - don''t just do controlled interviews. Perception is everything and you came across guilty. - Reply to this comment
- Wow.
You sound so heroic in stating that you could take a shot or 2 and pitch in a particular game and be good to go.
Can you please explain why you had to miss the first half of the frickin season? - Reply to this comment
- An environment where people''s reputations can be destroyed by accusation alone is disgusting. Those making such accusations and those who use it to sell publications, get more TV viewers or to gain votes are reprehensible. Those who blindly accept such manufactured information are simply idiots.
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- ROGER IS A COUNTRY *** THROWBACK NO GOOD LIAR....YOU KNOW U TOOK THOSE DRUGS...AND NOW AMERICA CAN''T PROTECT YOU, NOW YOUR SOON TO BE IN THE SAME BOAT AS THE GREAT BARRY BONDS...SEE YOU ON THE HILL,,,,OH THAT CAPITAL HILL.BIZZICCHH..LOL
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- This is why Bonds needed the juice. He was facing all the juiced up pitchers. If Ruth or Aaron had to face so many juiced-up pitchers, few would remember their names.
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- Roger Clemons is a lousy liar. Maybe Bill and Hillary could teach him some of the finer points of looking into a television camera and saying something he knows isn''t true as though it were.
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- There are two tragedies in all of this. First, as most of us know - Major League Baseball & the Players'' Association''s blind eye to steroid use. Second, which is far more disturbing is how little respect there is from the public for reserving judgement. It appears that in today''s world only the accused have any regard for innocence until proven guilty. The media is much to blame, as the possibility of guilt outsells the belief in innocence.
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- I think he''s lying. I didn''t like his response to the lie detector question.
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