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#1 May 08 2007 at 6:05 AM Rating: Decent
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So, was I right about Gonzalez or what.

Ignore the issue no matter how bad it gets and it will go away. That is basically the administrations plan for the attorney firings, an aide stated as much.

Of course I am bringing this up to remind y'all that I was right, but I am also hoping that by pointing this out I will be proven wrong by some drastic new byte tomorrow.


Edited, May 8th 2007 10:06am by bodhisattva
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#2 May 08 2007 at 8:19 AM Rating: Default
bhodi,

and the fact that no crime has been committed means nothing to you. Hey, as long as the message is Bush bad that's all that's important right?

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#3 May 08 2007 at 8:30 AM Rating: Decent
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I thought Bush was a straight shooter, why then does he surround himself with those who lie and forget information when it becomes politically convenient?

I'm the filling in a retarded partisan sandwich.

Help!

Edited, May 8th 2007 12:37pm by bodhisattva
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#4 May 08 2007 at 8:34 AM Rating: Default
a crime was committed. it just cant be proven.

what they did was find a way to circumvent the confirmation process in the senate by adding wording into the war bill, giving the executive brance the authority to appoint temporary, as in there untill the addministraition leaves office, attorneys while the congress was out for recess.

then they waited untill right before that recess and fired them, so congress would not be in session when they appointed the replacements.

if these events were just coincedental, there is no crime, just bad timing.

if they were, however, intentionally orgistraited for the sole purpose of appointing addministraition friendly attorneys without a mandated senate confermation......

not only would that be illegal, it would fall under the rico act, be an outright act of subversion against this country, and borderline treason.

every one knows it was intentional. every one knows a serious crime has been committed.

every one knows it can not be proven unless someone spills the beans, thus, the uinvestigation.

yes, a crime was committed. just like the torture issue. just cant prove it. but then, bush went to war without any proof, so mabe we should follow suit and hang him now and look for evidance later..........
#5 May 08 2007 at 8:41 AM Rating: Default
shadow,

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yes, a crime was committed. just like the torture issue. just cant prove it


Yes we know, Bush is a bad and evil man. And just as soon as we can prove anything we'll show everyone.

Varus
#6 May 08 2007 at 12:56 PM Rating: Good
Proof!
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