Some more Obstruction of Justice...

[raoul duke]

if disbelief was a commodity we'd be rich.

President Bush invoked executive privilege Monday to deny requests by Congress for testimony from two former aides about the firings of federal prosecutors.

The White House, however, did offer again to make former counsel Harriet Miers and one-time political director Sara Taylor available for private, off-the-record interviews.

why would you have a private, off-the-record conversation? um... so you can lie without consequence. but then again this administration has asserted time and time again that there are no consequences for their actions. for a bunch of "brave men" of ideas they sure do come across like a bunch of cowards. so much for all those conservative mantra's regarding the consequences of ideas or the supremacy of the law only at the consent of the governed. if they have nothing to hide, then out with it. but if they are going to keep this up the only good to come out of this will be the death of the joke that has become the republican party.

either way, he's all your's GOP'ers. you supported him, voted for him, called people like myself traitors for having the termidity to criticize him. welp... don't think people will forget this lying band of criminals and how they would be nowhere without your core support. this guy makes nixon look like an honest politician... hell he makes JFK look like a freakin' saint.

[DR_GONZO]

Hardly surprised. Only criminals have things to hide. Government in general dropped the ball with this FAILED, criminal, administration. Congress fed this beast. Add to it the failed occupation or whatever it is called, void of any 'benchmarks', in the country formally known as Iraq, and you have, without any doubt, the worst presidency this country has ever witnessed!

Can't forget all the rats from both parties who are jumping off the sinking turd in order to save their own political careers. They should all be reminded daily, when they are on their little election campaign tours, how their support of failed policy cost U.S. lives and untold billions of U.S. taxpayer dollars.

Better yet, they should all hang their heads, remove themselves from office, and voluntarily lock themselves up in Gitmo for the rest of their rotten, political filth, lives.

[raoul duke]

Hardly surprised. Only criminals have things to hide. Government in general dropped the ball with this FAILED, criminal, administration. Congress fed this beast. Add to it the failed occupation or whatever it is called, void of any 'benchmarks', in the country formally known as Iraq, and you have, without any doubt, the worst presidency this country has ever witnessed!

Can't forget all the rats from both parties who are jumping off the sinking turd in order to save their own political careers. They should all be reminded daily, when they are on their little election campaign tours, how their support of failed policy cost U.S. lives and untold billions of U.S. taxpayer dollars.

Better yet, they should all hang their heads, remove themselves from office, and voluntarily lock themselves up in Gitmo for the rest of their rotten, political filth, lives.

unless they are republicans, of course. they can do no wrong...