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The people who ought to be investigated are Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, Barney Frank, Chris Dodd ... I can't even think of all the names I'd like to see on the list. These people are the masters of deception and corruption, and they are high level officials. Who was Rove, but a guy in the background (basically).
By that logic, John Gotti was merely a "guy in the background".
A President has that right. It's not a right, it's a responsibility
They all serve at the pleasure of the President, They don't work for the President. They work for the American people
and Clinton cleaned house too. Only difference is that Clinton did it at the beginning of his term. Remember, Yeah we do. We also remember that Bush also did it at the beginning of his term and no one complained about that. But when he starts removing them for political purposes, for them not performing their dutes in a partisan manner then that is a violation of the public trust
Great post but this has been discussed forever and there still are repubs who refuse to get it...or are unable to understand anything that can't be put on a bumper stick.
Great post but this has been discussed forever and there still are repubs who refuse to get it...or are unable to understand anything that can't be put on a bumper stick.
So I take it that you support Obama's wire tapping?
If so I guess you get a point for honest hypocrisy.
If not then I agree and Obama should be held responsible for such illegal activities.
Deflection, quite dishonest in a political discussion.
Start with one question and change it just a bit when it's not an answer that you like. You learn quite well from your pundit, don't you.
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Good... maybe people in power will finally start being held accountable.
For the first time in a while it seems we have a president who is not afraid to be scrutinized. It says a lot about Obama, and it also says a lot about the presidents before him. If you're doing it wrong of course you're going to want to cover up documents, especially if you know it's wrong.
"Payback" isn't something to be afraid of if you're doing things right and not cheating the American people.
Oh, yeah....and John Murtha ought to be hung, for what he has called our brave millitary men. Get that guy in there for interrogation. He needs to go.
Pennsylvania voters.....where are you? Get rid of that scum bag!
Sorry about this post. I'm reacting to ignorance.
hanged...
Although all of the charges have been dropped against all of the Marines – except for one – involved in the killing of Iraqi civilians in Haditha in 2005, Rep. John Murtha (D-Pa.) said he stands by his May 2006 remarks that the Marines involved “killed innocent civilians in cold blood.”
[“Recently, all the charges were dropped with the soldiers involved in the Haditha event....now that the charges have been dropped, do you think that was the right thing to say?”]
“Yes, I think it was,” the right thing to say, Murtha told CNSNews.com on Wednesday. “That’s my job. My job is due. Listen, the NCIS (Naval Criminal Investigation Service) came to exactly the same conclusion I did."
“They had a two-star general investigate it,” said Murtha. “General Hagee went over right after I spoke out and talked to all of the Marines in the field and said ‘you got to stop this kind of killing.’”
CNSNews.com - Murtha Maintains He Was Right to Say Marines ‘Killed Innocent Civilians in Cold Blood’ (http://www.cnsnews.com/public/content/article.aspx?RsrcID=40726 - broken link)
"The House Judiciary committee has agreed to a request from Karl Rove's lawyer, Robert Luskin, to postpone the deadline by which Rove must respond to a subpoena issued by the committee....setting a new date of February 23 for Rove's testimony.
"The Obama administration is scheduled to file a brief on February 18 in the ongoing court case over the House's subpoena of two other senior Bush White House aides, Harriet Miers and Josh Bolten."
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