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National Review Online: Alberto Gonzales' Inability To Explain Or Remember May Seal His Fate
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- Another unqualified, political hack Bush appointee stumbling ad nauseaum- stunner.
Posted by oxmyx at 03:40 PM : Apr 20, 2007
HA! UNQUALIFIED????? I got two words for you:
Joycelyn Elders
Need I say more???? - Reply to this comment
- Another unqualified, political hack Bush appointee stumbling ad nauseaum- stunner.
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- `Russian Intelligence Analysts are reported that the American President%u2019s daughter, Jenna Bush, has secured on behalf of her father, the American President, and the Bush Family, the purchase of nearly 100,000 acres of land in the South American Nation of Paraguay`
Posted by macusweil at 02:41 PM : Apr 20, 2007
So. I'm looking in to land in Costa Rica, myself. It's an investment. Ever hear of that? It's something that working people do as apposed to libs who would like to be taken care of by the government from cradle to grave.
The other reason I'm buying it is for when the country finally disolves and turns socialist. I'll retire outside of the US....taking my tax dollars with me. - Reply to this comment
- Iran-Contra disease strikes again!
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- After the nut jobs are thrown out of office, the reich wingers are really gonna have a tough time with that.
At least you nut jobs can look at it as a second career for your 2nd king rush. Boy he's gonna eat a lot of drugs then. - Reply to this comment
- Gonzalez, with all his "I don't recall's' is starting to sound alot like the Clintons
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- You people are such whiners. I'm sure you were just as "outraged" when Janet Reno torched Waco, right? Talk about an incompetent boob. How many times did the dems have to come to her defense?
Too many. - Reply to this comment
- The power to remove U.S. Attorneys belongs to the President, not the Attorney General.
so, either gonzo is covering the presidents chestnuts, as his personal attorney again, or he commited a high crime.
either way, this entire administration just looks incompetent and dirty. funny how lieing and cheating looks more and more like a crucial conservative value.
personally, as in american, i may not like the results of an election, but its my duty to honor them. something missing from these guys value system, fair play and morals.
death peanalty cases just prove gonzo is lazy and jaded. - Reply to this comment
- When you have a mental and moral midget like Curious George Bushit as president, Gonzo is clearly the kind of mediocrity that gets picked as a helper. This clown was a member of the Texas Supreme Court and now is US Attorney General? The neocons sure know how to pick'em. It will take 50 years for us to recover from these morons. And anybody who still supports George Bush is a traitor and a fool.
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- "Boy will be left to answer the door when the U.S. Marshalls come with arrest Warrants."
That's why the land grab in in South America. Bushie plans to be the 1st US president in exile.
`Russian Intelligence Analysts are reported that the American President%u2019s daughter, Jenna Bush, has secured on behalf of her father, the American President, and the Bush Family, the purchase of nearly 100,000 acres of land in the South American Nation of Paraguay` - Reply to this comment
- JohnLT1...
You are right the Dem. controlled Congress is out of touch with working America. Unlike the poor workin' oilmen in the White House. I see you point. lol - Reply to this comment
- JohnLT1...
You are right the Dem. controlled Congress is out of touch with working America. Unlike the poor workin' oilmen in the White House. I see you point. lol - Reply to this comment
- Neo-Con-Artist Gonzo says:
"My misstatements were my mistakes %u2014 no one else's," Gonzales told the committee. "I accept complete and full responsibility."
He should have added:
Especially not W, and really not Rove.
No really Bush and Rove have nothing to do with this, really they don't, I'm the only one, really. lol. - Reply to this comment
- Where's the lost e-mails? What is the White house covering up? What's Gonzo covering up? Stay tuned for the next episode. Impeachment!
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- Well Look what we have a Bush Supreme Court, A Bush Justice dept does anyone see how this country is going here SCARY I believe its a take over to all of his Beliefs and to h*** with the laws of our founding fathers if we don't see this I just cannot believe what lengths they will go and we haven't heard about all the snooping of phone calls etc.
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- Well Look what we have a Bush Supreme Court, A Bush Justice dept does anyone see how this country is going here SCARY I believe its a take over to all of his Beliefs and to h*** with the laws of our founding fathers if we don't see this I just cannot believe what lengths they will go and we haven't heard about all the snooping of phone calls etc.
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- Alberto Gonzales's performance before the Judiciary Committee was lame at best and it is obvious that his poor memory has become poor because he must not endanger Bush. The outrageous, purely vindictive assault on the Department of Justice by this president is without precedent. He has a basic disrespect for law except when he can use it to beat up his opponents. Gonzales should go forthwith and I hope the Judiciary Committee pursues this story to its conclusion, but I imagine we will not know the full sickening details until Bush leaves office, if ever.
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- Bush is pleased with Gonzales because he couldn't RECALL (64 times) and didn't give any names or any white house secrets they all planned and he could not even recall Gooding. Who is in charge of our Justice system? Give us a break Gonzales RESIGN.
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- The Prosecutors were terminated because they imprisoned Duke Cunningham?
"Cunningham resigned from the House on November 28, 2005 after pleading guilty to accepting at least $2.4 million in bribes and underreporting his income for 2004."
He pleaded guilty to federal charges of conspiracy to commit bribery, mail fraud, wire fraud, and tax evasion.
sounds like a great guy, really.
to bad he was framed... - Reply to this comment
- How many weeks did he sequester himself to prepare for this testimony? All I can figure is he sat in front of a mirror and said "I don't recall" over and over again until he believed it. And how much money did he get paid to prepare?
This clown needs to go back to the freak show in the circus. - Reply to this comment
