Updated: Feb 13, 2008, 6:06 PM

Vote: Do you believe Clemens or McNamee?



Roger Clemens and Brian McNamee were grilled for more than four hours.
The Roger Clemens/Brian McNamee performance-enhancing drug scandal finally came to a head on Wednesday, when both parties faced a stinging round of questions from members of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.

McNamee repeatedly had his credibility called into question, with some representatives referencing his potentially untrustworthy nature; one congressman even characterized him as a "drug dealer." Meanwhile, Clemens was repeatedly baited into potentially embarrassing admissions, including one line of questioning in which representatives called into question his opinion of close friend and teammate Andy Pettitte's trustworthiness.

Whom do you believe? Cast your vote now!
  • 1) How much of Wednesday's congressional hearing did you watch and/or listen to?
  • 2) After this hearing, whom do you believe more?
  • 3) Which person gave a better 'performance' in front of the committee?
  • 4) Which statement do you feel best describes the overall stance of the committee?
  • 5) Has this hearing changed your opinion about Clemens' guilt or innocence?
  • 6) Did Clemens' lawyers make a mistake in insisting that the committee hold a hearing instead of issuing a report?
  • 7) Did Roger Clemens do something improper by inviting his former nanny to his home over the weekend before the Committee interviewed her?
  • 8) How important is the alleged party thrown by Jose Canseco at which Brian McNamee claims Roger Clemens talked to Canseco about steroids?
  • 9) What was the biggest revelation from Wednesday's hearing?
  • 10) In his testimony, McNamee stated that his comment 'it is what it is' during the infamous taped phone conversation with Clemens was his way of saying he was telling the truth. Do you agree?
  • 11) Was this hearing a worthwhile use of the committee's time?
  • 12) Which statement directed towards Clemens was more awkward?
  • 13) Should Roger Clemens be indicted on charges of perjury?
  • 14) Will Roger Clemens be indicted on charges of perjury?

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