"Until we reason to believe Mr. Wamp was lying when he said C Street residents have all agreed to not speak about C Street or that his homestate paper was lying when they attributed that quote to him, I'm going to have to stand by what I said. If I have said something untrue on this program, I am quite literally, not kidding, more than happy to correct it it. But congressman Wamp, if you say something to your hometown paper that sounds bad when it's repeated on national television, don't blame the person reading the quote back to you for how creepy that quote makes you sound. I'm tempted here to add something about bearing false witness but I shall refrain. Barely."
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Zach Wamp looks like the freaky closeted gay CIA character, Scott Pritchard, in the Kevin Costner movie 'No Way Out.'
Perhaps it's time to someone on a national scale dug into Zach Wamp's college day cocaine use and sale. There's plenty of people from his hometown who have first hand knowledge of it. Ask around.
"Maddow wasn't exactly apologetic about it all last night."
Nashville Scene - can you explain why Maddow needed to be apologetic about quoting a newspaper?
So now we have Sen Birch Bayh saying that we need more ways for our elected officials to interact OUTSIDE of congress. This is exactly what C Street is designed for. So you have a respected Democratic Senator basically agreeing that Wamp being a resident of C Street is what is needed more. Guess Zach was rignt all along.
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/21/opinion/21bayh.html?hp