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Who do you believe more? Clemens or McNamee

Which is it? 57 members have voted

  1. 1. Which is it?

    • Clemens
      31%
      18
    • McNamee
      54%
      31
    • Still can't decide
      14%
      8

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I cant stand how every time clemens get a tough question that might jeapordize what he previously said his lawyers go up to his ear and tell him something. Also the fact that the other players have come foward i doubt McNamee would only make up this stuff about Clemens.

 

the main part I was doubting him about was how he said he declined to speak before the mitchell report was released. But on 60 minutes he claimed he knew nothing about being able to speak to the senator before it was released.

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Also the nanny thing. At first Clemens acted like he didnt have information about the nanny. Then when the person questioning him brought it up that they knew she was at Clemens house a day before the senator questioned her, He gave in and said he had met with her. Why in the world would you meet with the nanny who knows rather or not you went to consecos party a day before tipping the investagators where she is at, unless you wanted to get her to cover for you.

 

Im sorry about my typing mistakes I just have to much to write about how Clemens was acting strange. I dont believe McNamee 100% but I do believe that Clemens used some sort of illegal substance and he is lying about it.

I didn't get to watch this much but I have a question for anyone who did...

 

When I was watching I noticed that Clemen's got a lot more help from his attorney's and getting answers from them than McNamee did.

 

Was it that or did McNamee get as much advice as Clemen's did and I just missed it?

I didn't get to watch this much but I have a question for anyone who did...

 

When I was watching I noticed that Clemen's got a lot more help from his attorney's and getting answers from them than McNamee did.

 

Was it that or did McNamee get as much advice as Clemen's did and I just missed it?

 

 

Correct, at one point the attorneys started answering a question for him. The judge or guy overseeing this whole thing even said something to them that only Clemens was a loud to speak. When a tough question was asked to Clemens, his lawyers repeatedly went up to his ear and told him something.

I didn't get to watch this much but I have a question for anyone who did...

 

When I was watching I noticed that Clemen's got a lot more help from his attorney's and getting answers from them than McNamee did.

 

Was it that or did McNamee get as much advice as Clemen's did and I just missed it?

 

Check this out MUST SEE LINK

pretty much what I wrote about

Seems like that they caught McNamee on too many lies for me to believe him.

Go to the 45th second and listen what the lawyer say to Clemens, He says something about Friday night, and what does Clemen's respond, that he found out about the nanny on friday night.

One question, why would McNamee lie and face jail time? What does he stand to gain?

Seems like that they caught McNamee on too many lies for me to believe him.

 

:confused: he admitted to lying IN THE PAST. But that was before, this is now. Yes his credibility is questionable but he has other people backing him (Petitte) and he has already been proven correct about accusing Petitte of using. Right now he is more credible and believable than Clemens.

One of the congressman told McNamee that he has been telling lies after lies after lies.

One of the congressman told McNamee that he has been telling lies after lies after lies.

 

And another one told Clemens that he didn't believe him. Most of them had their mind made up before the hearing even started.

And another one told Clemens that he didn't believe him. Most of them had their mind made up before the hearing even started.

 

Very good point, they were up there to hear what they wanted to hear and they made Roger and McNamee give it to them.

Very good point, they were up there to hear what they wanted to hear and they made Roger and McNamee give it to them.

 

I agree with you 100%

Very good point, they were up there to hear what they wanted to hear and they made Roger and McNamee give it to them.

 

So do you think clemens is hiding something?

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