If Clemens is to be believed, everyone else around him has misconstrued or misunderstood him: McNamee, former teammates including Andy Pettitte, investigators, and even the congressmen and congresswomen who participated in today's
McNamee admitted he's been less than candid to investigators and reporters. As to the latter, he was not under oath nor was he obligated to tell the truth, whole truth, and nothing but the truth to the fucking New York Times. His obligations to investigators is different, but his behavior is not unlike what happens when one criminal is asked to squeal and turn on another criminal -- prosecutors often get just enough in bits and pieces to proceed rather than the whole unvarnished truth. Suffice to say, anyone involved in criminal activity is no boy scout. Some congressmen were very quick to jump on this, and I agree with Chairman Waxman that some of the remarks to and about McNamee were out of line. More about this below
McNamee gets a bit more credibility in this, though, because he's been corroborated by others he implicated. Andy Pettitte's statements support McNamee's. Chuck Knoblach's statements support McNamee's. Debbie Clemens' statements, provided through her husband in today's hearings, support McNamee's.
So the only hold out is Clemens, though Pettitte and Pettitte's wife both discredit Clemens.
So I see both McNamee and Clemens similarly, but one of them appears to have a bigger problem going forward.

The worst part of the hearings today was GOP Congressman Dan Burton's knee jerk grandstanding against McNamee, using his allotted time for showing what a real he (Burton) can be.

Dan Burton (R-Indiana)
(as seen by Vladimir)
Is this one of the same douchebags who held up Congress for a couple years investigating a blowjob? Oh yes, Vladi never forgets. Burton is one of the biggest hypocrites on Capitol Hill.
(Note: I checked the TOS. I will un-censor that photo if that particular body part can be depicted at mybloggers.)