zed!

ZED?

BUTTERCHEEKS!

Daschle!!

Buttercheeks is Abu? I’ll let downstairs know.

Greg Palast says that Abu is being used as cover to cover up a crime. I’d have to agree after seeing this abomination today.

Damn!.. FF keeps locking up.

Impeachment proceedings will be a valuable public education, regardless of outcome.

I suspect that if Abu refuses to let DOJ enforce the Miers subpoena, valuable education will ensue.

For folks who did not watch the whole hearing it is so worth it. Senator Schumer has had it.

“you are back on the hook, you are close to the edge, right here” “you keep bobbing, weaving, and ducking”

ATTORNEY GENERAL WARNING: Alberto Gonzales may be hazardous to your nation’s health.

Americans understand the word ‘liar’. I would like to see just one of the folks on that stage last night on CNN call Bush a liar. Using just exactly that word.

I think things might be turning our way. I’m waiting for a written response from my Senator, Pat Roberts, who was chair of the intelligence committee at the time. His staff didn’t know much when I called. Although, the staff member did tell me that they may not be able to tell me anything ever…thought that was interesting.

It’s time for the SJC to vote out a contempt citation and make the Republicans filibuster the Senate vote.

Will Bush pardon gonzo? Inquiring minds want to know.

Abu would not have been instructed to go and tell such an outrageous and easily refuted lie unless he was being positioned as a faux shiny object to distract from some very real crimes.

But I think Whitehouse managed to hone in on one very real issue. As did Kennedy on the torture issue. He steadfastly refused to comment on Waterboarding etc, because he was protecting Cheney. Who is, in fact, a War Criminal.

My words won’t be any more intelligent or eloquent than any of the Firedoglake writers or Hunter (my hero), but I must add my lonely voice to the clamor nonetheless.

When is rule of law going to be restored in this country? Daschle’s confirmation makes it soooo obvious; if we don’t impeach AGAG, then we really are complicit in the damage to our Constitution.

‘Mericuh! F*ck Yeah!

bookwoman @ 6

Greg Palast says that Abu is being used as cover to cover up a crime. I’d have to agree after seeing this abomination today.

Link? And which particular crime does Palast have in mind?

Funny, Sad. True…

http://freewayblogger.blogspot.....aders.html

A letter to the thousands of people who’ve offered to help me out.

Is it even possible to list all the lies he told today, so many lies within lies. Fine Christian there.

I am concerned that my party doesn’t understand the urgency of the situation. Look at the polls Democrats. We are not much than a year away from the elections.

That hearing room was hot hot hot today. They really put the squeeze on Gonzales, I just wish he would implode with the rest of the Bush administration compulsive liars.

http://www.c-span.org/

On the tarted up and dumbed down CBS Evening News with America’s sweetheart Katie Couric the lead story was on the stock drop of 200 points (for the folks living in Richistan), 2nd Story on the countless “scandals” in sport (basketball, cycling, baseball), 3rd story on registered sex offenders on MySpace and coming in a distant 4th a cursory look at Gonzo’s testimony. Our MSM, irrelivant, complicit, compliant and corrupt.

scarlet p. @ 18

Funny, Sad. True…

http://freewayblogger.blogspot.....aders.html

A letter to the thousands of people who’ve offered to help me out.

707!!

Rockefeller calls him a liar, too.

“He once again is making something up to protect himself,” Rockefeller, now committee chairman, said of Gonzales… “I don’t remember him being in any of these meetings”.

It was a disgusting thing to watch, like three hours watching a grub worm squirm. I don’t know how the man shows his face.

Let’s not forget to be outrage, TPM reminds us:

While it may not be surprising per se, think about what it means for the institutions of justice in this country that the sitting Attorney General of the United States is suspected of perjury, by senators from his own party, who are willing to say so publicly, in matters involving national security and the fundamental constitutional rights of American citizens; yet, the President does nothing but voice his support for man.

I suppose we should not be surprised, but we should also not lose our capacity to be outraged.

It’s like the old joke: How can you tell Gonzales is lying? His lips are moving.

Anybody know how many stories Gonzales has told to date about the firings?

scarlet p. @ 18

Funny, Sad. True…

http://freewayblogger.blogspot.....aders.html

A letter to the thousands of people who’ve offered to help me out.

they’ll never shut you up, hips or no hips

Woodhall Hollow @ 15

Abu would not have been instructed to go and tell such an outrageous and easily refuted lie unless he was being positioned as a faux shiny object to distract from some very real crimes.

But I think Whitehouse managed to hone in on one very real issue. As did Kennedy on the torture issue. He steadfastly refused to comment on Waterboarding etc, because he was protecting Cheney. Who is, in fact, a War Criminal.

I am extremely concerned about no one who’s anyone is admitting that they decided to torture people for information.

Liar. Simple word. Understood by all.

Of course I think he is a f*ckin’ traitor!

scarlet p. @ 18

Funny, Sad. True…

http://freewayblogger.blogspot.....aders.html

A letter to the thousands of people who’ve offered to help me out.

Well done. *S*

Tom “Mickey Mouse” Daschele:

“I have no recollection of such a meeting and believe that it didn’t occur. I am quite certain that at no time did we encourage the AG or anyone else to take such actions.”

Wow! What a MAN!!! He really told Abu, didn’t he?

That’s what we need in the Senate, more decisive Dems who phrase things in a way that you know he’s sure of what he’s saying!

“I am quite certain…”.

I miss Tom with his high voice and jellyfish persona.

“he all but calls Gonzales a liar.”

I think the time for plain, straightforward talking has come! No more of this. He IS a liar.

Boston1775 @ 29

Woodhall Hollow @ 15

Abu would not have been instructed to go and tell such an outrageous and easily refuted lie unless he was being positioned as a faux shiny object to distract from some very real crimes.

But I think Whitehouse managed to hone in on one very real issue. As did Kennedy on the torture issue. He steadfastly refused to comment on Waterboarding etc, because he was protecting Cheney. Who is, in fact, a War Criminal.

I am extremely concerned about no one who’s anyone is admitting that they decided to torture people for information.

I am far more concerned about the fact that we have become a nation that tortures.

This was the weakest part of AGAG’s entire pathetic display today, in my opinion. A perfect (-ly bad) way to end his testimony.

Woodhall Hollow @ 15

Abu would not have been instructed to go and tell such an outrageous and easily refuted lie unless he was being positioned as a faux shiny object to distract from some very real crimes.

.

[bold mine]

you know, Jim Comey is better at collecting gossip than just about anybody I know. And out of the blue the other day, he comes out with this statemnt about how PatFitz would make a great AG;

(not that it is reasonable to expect that Shrub would do that)

However, I have to wonder, was Comey trying to telegraph to someone (Sen. Schumer perhaps) that he has heard a rumor about a recess appointment for the AG?

SCARLOT!!! (Three exclamation points in profound honor of CTuttle.)

Try to stomach this one

http://www.weeklystandard.com/…..1rhkhq.asp

Yellow bellied Kristol has the nerve to talk about Cindy Sheehan and the troops

Kristol demonstrates all the signs of a true psychopath. He feels no shame, does not have a conscience, and could not recognize the truth if his own relatives lives depended on it.(well I bet he would recognize the truth then)!

scarlet p. @ 18

Funny, Sad. True…

http://freewayblogger.blogspot.....aders.html

A letter to the thousands of people who’ve offered to help me out.

Hang in there, scarlet! And remember, ’shut up’ is the lame retort of the inarticulate. At least you got a rise out of him/her! :~) Love your signs!

Finally!

Abu = Liar.

Rinse. Repeat.

Abu = Liar.

Jane, you are so right. We can’t let this travesty continue. I will call my Congresspeople and tell them what we need them to do. But maybe another coordinated effort is needed to light the proverbial fire? Somehow, the leadership just doesn’t know how to seize the moment. It would do a heckuva lot for that low approval rating for Congress, but they can’t seem to see what’s in plain sight.

looseheadprop @ 36

Woodhall Hollow @ 15

Abu would not have been instructed to go and tell such an outrageous and easily refuted lie unless he was being positioned as a faux shiny object to distract from some very real crimes.

.

[bold mine]

you know, Jim Comey is better at collecting gossip than just about anybody I know. And out of the blue the other day, he comes out with this statemnt about how PatFitz would make a great AG;

(not that it is reasonable to expect that Shrub would do that)

However, I have to wonder, was Comey trying to telegraph to someone (Sen. Schumer perhaps) that he has heard a rumor about a recess appointment for the AG?

LHP - I was wondering EXACTLY the same thing all day long. And just sitting here wondering if we might see a Friday resignation this week.

Just in time for the August recess.

OT -Paula Zahn exiting CNN next week

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/200.....v_cnn_zahn

Which reminds me. If a tree falls in the woods and nobody’s there does it make a noise? ; )

Also–I HOPE & PRAY that if Abu does resign, the Senate Judiciary committee continues to pursue contempt and perjury charges.

It would be a shame to let the little rat-bastard get away.

PMA @ 25

It was a disgusting thing to watch, like three hours watching a grub worm squirm. I don’t know how the man shows his face.

He squirmed, but he always had a smartass answer ready, usually interupting. Punky little creep.

Will there be a full-on August recess? I’m plugging my ears if you guys say yes.

Woodhall Hollow @ 44

Also–I HOPE & PRAY that if Abu does resign, the Senate Judiciary committee continues to pursue contempt and perjury charges.

It would be a shame to let the little rat-bastard get away.

To Paraguay?

Dover Bitch @ 35

This was the weakest part of AGAG’s entire pathetic display today, in my opinion. A perfect (-ly bad) way to end his testimony.

Actually, I thought it was hilarious. it made me think of some sort of Monty Python skit.

So, if the President didn’t tell him to go, which we have established b/c if Shrub HAD told him to go, AGAG could have answered the question “yes.”

So that leaves only two possibilities:
1) AG and Card went on their own initiative (which I doubt, but the WH is clearly holding that possiblity in reserve in case the dou has to do a libby and take the fall for it),

Or

2) Cheney told them to go.

Guess which one I’m guessin’?

looseheadprop @ 36

Woodhall Hollow @ 15

Abu would not have been instructed to go and tell such an outrageous and easily refuted lie unless he was being positioned as a faux shiny object to distract from some very real crimes.

.

[bold mine]

you know, Jim Comey is better at collecting gossip than just about anybody I know. And out of the blue the other day, he comes out with this statemnt about how PatFitz would make a great AG;

(not that it is reasonable to expect that Shrub would do that)

However, I have to wonder, was Comey trying to telegraph to someone (Sen. Schumer perhaps) that he has heard a rumor about a recess appointment for the AG?

YES. I am worried sick at the thought of the next recess appointments; we’ve already got a slew of people like Eric Edelman who have no business collecting a paycheck from us any longer still in office because of past recess appointments. We can’t get rid of them fast enough and now we might get more of them?

I think this is important enough that we should be contacting Reid’s and Pelosi’s offices and telling them that they can’t take the time off, that they MUST avoid recesses at all costs.

Is Rove AG’s puppet master or Cheney? Or both?

Woodhall Hollow @ 42

looseheadprop @ 36

[bold mine]

you know, Jim Comey is better at collecting gossip than just about anybody I know. And out of the blue the other day, he comes out with this statemnt about how PatFitz would make a great AG;

(not that it is reasonable to expect that Shrub would do that)

However, I have to wonder, was Comey trying to telegraph to someone (Sen. Schumer perhaps) that he has heard a rumor about a recess appointment for the AG?

LHP - I was wondering EXACTLY the same thing all day long. And just sitting here wondering if we might see a Friday resignation this week.

Just in time for the August recess.

So much cynicism, so little time. (sigh)

Woodhall Hollow @ 44

Also–I HOPE & PRAY that if Abu does resign, the Senate Judiciary committee continues to pursue contempt and perjury charges.

It would be a shame to let the little rat-bastard get away.

agreed!

LHP, #2 is my guess.

Woodhall Hollow @ 44

Also–I HOPE & PRAY that if Abu does resign, the Senate Judiciary committee continues to pursue contempt and perjury charges.

It would be a shame to let the little rat-bastard get away.

ah, they would need to use civil contempt which IS NOT PARDONABLE (hint hint hint–to my beloved Senators)

Kathleen @ 50

Is Rove AG’s puppet master or Cheney? Or both?

Both. They have different areas of expertise. Rove’s portfolio is stealing and keeping a majority and/or its powers.

Cheney’s is stealing everything else.

2) Cheney told them to go.

Guess which one I’m guessin’?

Well, it was pretty late at night, right? And doesn’t the president go to bed at 8:30 or something?

looseheadprop @ 51

Woodhall Hollow @ 42

LHP - I was wondering EXACTLY the same thing all day long. And just sitting here wondering if we might see a Friday resignation this week.

Just in time for the August recess.

So much cynicism, so little time. (sigh)

No recess

Loo Hoo. @ 46

Will there be a full-on August recess? I’m plugging my ears if you guys say yes.

ANY recess will allow for a possiblity of a recess appointment. This makes me queasy.

thanks y’all. I’ll keep painting signs and sticking them Wherever-I-Damn-Well-Please until someone stops me.

Gotta love living in a country where you can do this.

-scarlet

Remember how we recently pushed Democrats to force a Republican filibuster?

Shouldn’t we do the same thing to stop them from allowing an August recess?

Wouldn’t this be a perfect focused project for collective action on our part?

looseheadprop @ 58

Loo Hoo. @ 46

Will there be a full-on August recess? I’m plugging my ears if you guys say yes.

ANY recess will allow for a possiblity of a recess appointment. This makes me queasy.

Start calling out for Fitz. Is that possible?

looseheadprop @ 58

Loo Hoo. @ 46

Will there be a full-on August recess? I’m plugging my ears if you guys say yes.

ANY recess will allow for a possiblity of a recess appointment. This makes me queasy.

You mean you don’t think he’d choose Comey or Fitz?

looseheadprop @ 58

Loo Hoo. @ 46

Will there be a full-on August recess? I’m plugging my ears if you guys say yes.

ANY recess will allow for a possiblity of a recess appointment. This makes me queasy.

Heck, Rove thinks that lunch break qualifies as a recess.

Kathleen @ 50

Is Rove AG’s puppet master or Cheney? Or both?

Rove does have a long history with Bush going back to the old Texas days. And Daddy Bush I believe fired Rove. I think Rove knows exactly what Cheney is doing at all times. I’m no so sure it works the other way round.

Rayne @ 49

looseheadprop @ 36

[bold mine]

you know, Jim Comey is better at collecting gossip than just about anybody I know. And out of the blue the other day, he comes out with this statemnt about how PatFitz would make a great AG;

(not that it is reasonable to expect that Shrub would do that)

However, I have to wonder, was Comey trying to telegraph to someone (Sen. Schumer perhaps) that he has heard a rumor about a recess appointment for the AG?

YES. I am worried sick at the thought of the next recess appointments; we’ve already got a slew of people like Eric Edelman who have no business collecting a paycheck from us any longer still in office because of past recess appointments. We can’t get rid of them fast enough and now we might get more of them?

I think this is important enough that we should be contacting Reid’s and Pelosi’s offices and telling them that they can’t take the time off, that they MUST avoid recesses at all costs.

There just can’t be an August recess. There just can’t be.

*xyz @ 60

Remember how we recently pushed Democrats to force a Republican filibuster?

Shouldn’t we do the same thing to stop them from allowing an August recess?

Wouldn’t this be a perfect focused project for collective action on our part?

Yes

Well, here is a scenario which would be a show-stopper. Abu resigns, then Reid cancels the recess.

Oh shit–Rove already thought of that. They will wait until after the August recess for Abu to resign. Thus, there will not be a Friday resignation, this week.

Rayne @ 49

looseheadprop @ 36

[bold mine]

you know, Jim Comey is better at collecting gossip than just about anybody I know. And out of the blue the other day, he comes out with this statemnt about how PatFitz would make a great AG;

(not that it is reasonable to expect that Shrub would do that)

However, I have to wonder, was Comey trying to telegraph to someone (Sen. Schumer perhaps) that he has heard a rumor about a recess appointment for the AG?

YES. I am worried sick at the thought of the next recess appointments; we’ve already got a slew of people like Eric Edelman who have no business collecting a paycheck from us any longer still in office because of past recess appointments. We can’t get rid of them fast enough and now we might get more of them?

I think this is important enough that we should be contacting Reid’s and Pelosi’s offices and telling them that they can’t take the time off, that they MUST avoid recesses at all costs.

That is like a fundraising death knell to Dems in the House and Senate up for re-election in ‘08.

This is NOT a vacation for them. This is primo fundraising time. You want to just call up and say, “throw away both majorities. no biggie”

If you are going to ask them to keep the shop open, you have to tell them how we can make up the lost contributions. Even so, they will be scared shitless AND their members will be furious at them

I don’t think he can resign. He’s the firewall between between Congress and the rest of the administration. Since he doesn’t have the self respect to commit hira kiri, impeachment is the only answer.

Time to start impeach hearings for GONZO!

Cozumel @ 43

OT -Paula Zahn exiting CNN next week

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/200.....v_cnn_zahn

Which reminds me. If a tree falls in the woods and nobody’s there does it make a noise? ; )

Good…..one down….

looseheadprop @ 51

So much cynicism, so little time. (sigh)

Aint that the truth.

545 days. 17 hours. 25 minutes.

Plenty of time for them to destroy a lot more, when you think about it.

We Must. Not. allow any recess appointments. It’s the sneaky way out, and you know Bushco always take the sneaky way out.

Rayne @ 55

Kathleen @ 50

Is Rove AG’s puppet master or Cheney? Or both?

Both. They have different areas of expertise. Rove’s portfolio is stealing and keeping a majority and/or its powers.

Cheney’s is stealing everything else.

Very true

If the Senate comes right out and calls Gonzo a LIAR then that would mean they would have to do something meaningful other than compose a strongly worded letter. He’s already been given enough rope to hang himself now it time for the Dems to stop flailing about looking for a tree.

looseheadprop @ 68

Rayne @ 49

YES. I am worried sick at the thought of the next recess appointments; we’ve already got a slew of people like Eric Edelman who have no business collecting a paycheck from us any longer still in office because of past recess appointments. We can’t get rid of them fast enough and now we might get more of them?

I think this is important enough that we should be contacting Reid’s and Pelosi’s offices and telling them that they can’t take the time off, that they MUST avoid recesses at all costs.

That is like a fundraising death knell to Dems in the House and Senate up for re-election in ‘08.

This is NOT a vacation for them. This is primo fundraising time. You want to just call up and say, “throw away both majorities. no biggie”

If you are going to ask them to keep the shop open, you have to tell them how we can make up the lost contributions. Even so, they will be scared shitless AND their members will be furious at them

They could run a very short work week? Not really be there much but still be officially in session???

I really hate to be the pedant, but since no one’s mentioned it yet: “Daschle” is misspelled in the headline.

*xyz @ 60

Remember how we recently pushed Democrats to force a Republican filibuster?

Shouldn’t we do the same thing to stop them from allowing an August recess?

Wouldn’t this be a perfect focused project for collective action on our part?

Yes, yes and Yes.
Do we have a front-pager willing to put out a quick posting on this? Please?

Diva

Kathleen @ 65

*xyz @ 60

Remember how we recently pushed Democrats to force a Republican filibuster?

Shouldn’t we do the same thing to stop them from allowing an August recess?

Wouldn’t this be a perfect focused project for collective action on our part?

Yes

To elaborate - this situation really reminds me of the “make them filibuster” movement, which was a resounding success, both in the political short term and as part of a long-term strategy to hang the war around the necks of Republican representatives.

Likewise, if the Democrats were to keep a quorum in session through August, it would show, again, that the Democrats are willing to work hard - to literally work overtime - to protect the country against Bush and to live up to their own obligations as representatives. Like the filibuster - it would be great theater to see the Democrats in session through August - they could use their extra time in D.C. as a opportunity for speaches and discussions of Bush’s wrongdoing and the Democratic alternative vision. I doubt the Republicans on the Hill would show up for any of it. So it would be a great study in contrasts.

Most importantly, it would stop Bush from making inappropriate appointments, such as one of Alberto Gonzales’ replacement.

Bluetoe @ 14

Will Bush pardon gonzo? Inquiring minds want to know.

You can count on it. Generalissimo Gonzo is.

@ 72

Cozumel @ 43

OT -Paula Zahn exiting CNN next week

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/200.....v_cnn_zahn

Which reminds me. If a tree falls in the woods and nobody’s there does it make a noise? ; )

Good…..one down….

she wasn’t even nice to the redtail hawks

VictorLaszlo @ 76

I really hate to be the pedant, but since no one’s mentioned it yet: “Daschle” is misspelled in the headline.

Is it Daschel?

TexB @ 62

looseheadprop @ 58

ANY recess will allow for a possiblity of a recess appointment. This makes me queasy.

You mean you don’t think he’d choose Comey or Fitz?

Gee, two guys who have already had the temerity to stand up to the WH and do their fuckin’ duty instead of Cheney’s bidding?

Hmmm, let me think….

Cindy challenges Pelosi
http://www.informationclearing.....e18066.htm

OT but with Paula Zahnn is being replaced by Campbell Brown who is married to Dan Secor a loyal Republican apparatchik. No bias there!

Elliott @ 80

@ 72

Good…..one down….

she wasn’t even nice to the redtail hawks

And now they still live there–while she was the one to get thrown out!

Bluetoe @ 84

OT but with Paula Zahnn is being replaced by Campbell Brown who is married to Dan Secor a loyal Republican apparatchik. No bias there!

Shit, I knew I’d heard that name before. Mrs. Dan Senor. Pathetic.

Woodhall Hollow @ 85

Elliott @ 80

she wasn’t even nice to the redtail hawks

And now they still live there–while she was the one to get thrown out!

hee hee hee

Could they spot each other and plan for fundraising times/dates? Make sure important votes are arranged in time for everyone to be back in DC?

Did nobody ask Abu what would happen if the Senate or House tried to cite Harriet or anybody else for civil contempt? I just wonder what he would have said?

Probably he would have just hedged in the normal Abu way “I can’t comment on a hypothetical”, but it would have been nice to ask the question, anyway.

I’m getting tired of fooling around. Our AG belongs in jail.
The Dems remind me of the parents that count to 10.
9…..9 1/2……9 3/4……ENOUGH.

Woodhall Hollow @ 75

looseheadprop @ 68

That is like a fundraising death knell to Dems in the House and Senate up for re-election in ‘08.

This is NOT a vacation for them. This is primo fundraising time. You want to just call up and say, “throw away both majorities. no biggie”

If you are going to ask them to keep the shop open, you have to tell them how we can make up the lost contributions. Even so, they will be scared shitless AND their members will be furious at them

They could run a very short work week? Not really be there much but still be officially in session???

They already run on a 4 day week to allow (some) to go home on the weekends.

Let me tell you, I have done “call time” and had fundraising dinners, this is the most time consuming activity known to man. And ethics rule prohibit them form doing any of it from government property

solai @ 90

I’m getting tired of fooling around. Our AG belongs in jail.
The Dems remind me of the parents that count to 10.
9…..9 1/2……9 3/4……ENOUGH.

GOOD!

looseheadprop @ 48

I thought it was hilarious, too. By “weakest,” I meant most transparently absurd. I like watching Schumer glancing around incredulously while AGAG was ducking the question.

Oh yeah, I think Cheney sent them.

Thad Beier @ 89

Did nobody ask Abu what would happen if the Senate or House tried to cite Harriet or anybody else for civil contempt? I just wonder what he would have said?

Probably he would have just hedged in the normal Abu way “I can’t comment on a hypothetical”, but it would have been nice to ask the question, anyway.

If I remember correctly, he said he had recused himself bc of conflict of interest.

Anyone looking forward to the treason trials that invariably occur when a fascist regime falls from power?

Edited for content and released by MOD.

Wow, that Daschle statement is something else. It’s like the meeting that never was, but was, but no one showed up.

Gonzo remember that imaginary meeting, but he can’t remember the 11/27/06 meeting.

(was the title of the post supposed to read “Daschele”?)

*xyz @ 78

Kathleen @ 65

Yes

To elaborate - this situation really reminds me of the “make them filibuster” movement, which was a resounding success, both in the political short term and as part of a long-term strategy to hang the war around the necks of Republican representatives.

Likewise, if the Democrats were to keep a quorum in session through August, it would show, again, that the Democrats are willing to work hard - to literally work overtime - to protect the country against Bush and to live up to their own obligations as representatives. Like the filibuster - it would be great theater to see the Democrats in session through August - they could use their extra time in D.C. as a opportunity for speaches and discussions of Bush’s wrongdoing and the Democratic alternative vision. I doubt the Republicans on the Hill would show up for any of it. So it would be a great study in contrasts.

Most importantly, it would stop Bush from making inappropriate appointments, such as one of Alberto Gonzales’ replacement.

I am trying to remember when/who (was it during the Newt madness?) there was a recess where there was a revolving quorum.

It would take enormous logistal work and absolute discilpine, but you could do revolving quorum where folks go home by appointment and come back.

But these fundraisers were scheduled months ago. It’s till a huge sacrifice.

I sent a note to Pelosi via The Gavel urging the Impeachment of Abu.

While Schumer was biting off the AG’s jugular the lawyers behind him went into a huddle. Gonzales frantically looks around the room for his mommy but all he could see was the shadow of Rove on the wall.

Like you said below, Jane -
Impeach him already!

The man’s a liar, and the committee members made it pretty plain they don’t believe him.

I coudn’t believe my ears when I heard an NPR reporter this afternoon say:
“One of the biggest mysteries in Washington is why the Attorney General still has his job.”

I was (in the car) screaming back–”It’s no mystery! Bush will never let him go ’cause gonzales knows his secrets!”

Bush will never fire him, no matter how many of the rest of us want him to. And he won’t resign. Impeachment is the only way.
Then we can go on to get the top two criminals impeached, once we dive in and find out it works.

If Conyers got busy, he could hurry up and begin impeachment proceedings against Abu before the recess.

Might want to correct the spelling of “Daschle” in the header of the post. I’ am such a wanker: first I correct Laura Rozen on “ad nauseam” and now this.

Also I hate posting via Motorola Q phone, but it kills time on the bus home.

looseheadprop @ 97

*xyz @ 78

To elaborate - this situation really reminds me of the “make them filibuster” movement, which was a resounding success, both in the political short term and as part of a long-term strategy to hang the war around the necks of Republican representatives.

Likewise, if the Democrats were to keep a quorum in session through August, it would show, again, that the Democrats are willing to work hard - to literally work overtime - to protect the country against Bush and to live up to their own obligations as representatives. Like the filibuster - it would be great theater to see the Democrats in session through August - they could use their extra time in D.C. as a opportunity for speaches and discussions of Bush’s wrongdoing and the Democratic alternative vision. I doubt the Republicans on the Hill would show up for any of it. So it would be a great study in contrasts.

Most importantly, it would stop Bush from making inappropriate appointments, such as one of Alberto Gonzales’ replacement.

I am trying to remember when/who (was it during the Newt madness?) there was a recess where there was a revolving quorum.

It would take enormous logistal work and absolute discilpine, but you could do revolving quorum where folks go home by appointment and come back.

But these fundraisers were scheduled months ago. It’s till a huge sacrifice.

Perish the thought. Congress having to make sacrifices. Gives us a f….ing break, the military and the middle class have had to make plenty of sacrifices! Pity that a Congresspersons has to get off their fat asses and actually do something other than posture and bloviate.

looseheadprop @ 97

*xyz @ 78

To elaborate - this situation really reminds me of the “make them filibuster” movement, which was a resounding success, both in the political short term and as part of a long-term strategy to hang the war around the necks of Republican representatives.

Likewise, if the Democrats were to keep a quorum in session through August, it would show, again, that the Democrats are willing to work hard - to literally work overtime - to protect the country against Bush and to live up to their own obligations as representatives. Like the filibuster - it would be great theater to see the Democrats in session through August - they could use their extra time in D.C. as a opportunity for speaches and discussions of Bush’s wrongdoing and the Democratic alternative vision. I doubt the Republicans on the Hill would show up for any of it. So it would be a great study in contrasts.

Most importantly, it would stop Bush from making inappropriate appointments, such as one of Alberto Gonzales’ replacement.

I am trying to remember when/who (was it during the Newt madness?) there was a recess where there was a revolving quorum.

It would take enormous logistal work and absolute discilpine, but you could do revolving quorum where folks go home by appointment and come back.

But these fundraisers were scheduled months ago. It’s till a huge sacrifice.

I would argue that it is still worth it.

Democrats in Congress: you all have a nice month off.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fivhkVDblzs

How much more do they need?

I lost count of the number of times I have asked that very question. What the hell would it take? I’m starting to think there is nothing they can do that would move anyone to stop bushco.

Oklahoma kiddo @ 64

Kathleen @ 50

Is Rove AG’s puppet master or Cheney? Or both?

Rove does have a long history with Bush going back to the old Texas days. And Daddy Bush I believe fired Rove. I think Rove knows exactly what Cheney is doing at all times. I’m no so sure it works the other way round.

Rove, Bush, Cheney are just the operatives and actors in this little drama. The conspiracy is multi-generational and at least 40 years in the making. The primary agent for subverting the Federal Judiciary, The Federalist Society, is 25 year old this year. I think the best explanation, at this moment, is a gradual aggregation of various groups with different agendas who all agree on the method to reach their goals..Subversion of the Constitution.

Gonzo remember that imaginary meeting, but he can’t remember the 11/27/06 meeting.

Seems reasonable to me. /snark

Dover Bitch @ 93

looseheadprop @ 48

I thought it was hilarious, too. By “weakest,” I meant most transparently absurd. I like watching Schumer glancing around incredulously while AGAG was ducking the question.

Oh yeah, I think Cheney sent them.

I’m still watching.. Schumer wis cutting off Gonzales breathing tube “Chairman we need to pursue this, I’ve never seen anything like this”

looseheadprop @ 68

Rayne @ 49

YES. I am worried sick at the thought of the next recess appointments; we’ve already got a slew of people like Eric Edelman who have no business collecting a paycheck from us any longer still in office because of past recess appointments. We can’t get rid of them fast enough and now we might get more of them?

I think this is important enough that we should be contacting Reid’s and Pelosi’s offices and telling them that they can’t take the time off, that they MUST avoid recesses at all costs.

That is like a fundraising death knell to Dems in the House and Senate up for re-election in ‘08.

This is NOT a vacation for them. This is primo fundraising time. You want to just call up and say, “throw away both majorities. no biggie”

If you are going to ask them to keep the shop open, you have to tell them how we can make up the lost contributions. Even so, they will be scared shitless AND their members will be furious at them

1) They are out-raising Repugs now.

2) They put out a specific call to the base, saying, “Look, we need to stay in Washington to keep the fox out of the henhouse. Fund us.”

I don’t know about your Congressional delegation, but I haven’t gotten any request for money this month from Levin, and he’s running; I’ve only gotten emails about the Levin-Reid amendment and this last week’s radio address. Can’t be too worried about money.

I also don’t know that we don’t put it to Reid that way — tell Reid we’ll pledge to donation if he kills recess, and then make good on Labor Day if they didn’t leave.

Mutant Poodle @ 98

I sent a note to Pelosi via The Gavel urging the Impeachment of Abu.

Now that’s a good idea. If The Gavel were flooded with impeachment demands….

swag @ 101

Might want to correct the spelling of “Daschle” in the header of the post. I’ am such a wanker: first I correct Laura Rozen on “ad nauseam” and now this.

Also I hate posting via Motorola Q phone, but it kills time on the bus home.

It’s okay, you’re not a wanker. I refrained from correcting Joe Klein’s In Memorium post last week, since his friend the cartoonist had just died. But I really wanted to.

Good grief! Jane is burning up the toobz! What’s this, four, five posts in a row?!

Oklahoma kiddo @ 64

Kathleen @ 50

Is Rove AG’s puppet master or Cheney? Or both?

Rove does have a long history with Bush going back to the old Texas days. And Daddy Bush I believe fired Rove. I think Rove knows exactly what Cheney is doing at all times. I’m no so sure it works the other way round.

Bush 41 did indeed fire Rove.

Getting the Gang of Eight on record:

Rockefeller - http://www.time.com/time/polit.....14,00.html

“Once again he’s making up something to protect himself and creating situations that never happened,” Rockefeller said, adding that “based on what I know about it, I’d have to say” Gonzales has committed perjury.

Daschle - http://www.tpmmuckraker.com/archives/003768.php

“I have no recollection of such a meeting and believe that it didn’t occur. I am quite certain that at no time did we encourage the AG or anyone else to take such actions. This appears to be another attempt to rewrite history just as they have attempted to do with the war resolution.”

Jane Harman - an interesting March 3, 2006 WaPo article - http://www.washingtonpost.com/.....01783.html

Harman, the ranking Democrat on the House intelligence committee, said she sent Gonzales a fax “seeking clarification about his written testimony, which has left room for the possibility of an additional program or a broader program” of surveillance without court approval.

White House counsel Harriet Miers called Harman on Wednesday, and Gonzales phoned yesterday, Harman said. She said both of them “assured me that there is not a broader program or an additional program out there involving surveillance of U.S. persons.”

Bush 41 did indeed fire Rove.

Wish he’d do it again.

behindthefall @ 112

Good grief! Jane is burning up the toobz! What’s this, four, five posts in a row?!

Happy Birthday to you Happy Birthday to you Happy Birthday dear Jane Happy Birthday to you. We are so glad for the day you were born

I know the fundraisers are important, but damnit so’s the fucking rule of law, man! Uncommented upon or unimpeached, this behavior will empower generations of Leaders called Presidents who’ll do a lot more than Preside, if you catch my drift. There’s a monarchy being established here, and it needs to be undone.

TPM is reporting that Pelosi is joining in on the denial of meeting with Gonzales.

Who am I to bitch about the Congress getting a month off each summer. I’m a teacher in a public school. I get three months off every summer. Difference is, I don’t get paid for that time off. Congress does.

TeddySanFran @ 118

I know the fundraisers are important, but damnit so’s the fucking rule of law, man! Uncommented upon or unimpeached, this behavior will empower generations of Leaders called Presidents who’ll do a lot more than Preside, if you catch my drift. There’s a monarchy being established here, and it needs to be undone.

Absolutely. And the money will come pouring in (this election cycle) to those who uphold their oath.

Loo Hoo. @ 81

VictorLaszlo @ 76

I really hate to be the pedant, but since no one’s mentioned it yet: “Daschle” is misspelled in the headline.

Is it Daschel?

Nope. “Daschle”.

If Rove is Bush’s brain, Gonzo is his raised index finger.

TeddySanFran @ 118

I know the fundraisers are important, but damnit so’s the fucking rule of law, man! Uncommented upon or unimpeached, this behavior will empower generations of Leaders called Presidents who’ll do a lot more than Preside, if you catch my drift. There’s a monarchy being established here, and it needs to be undone.

Hear Hear!!

PMA @ 123

If Rove is Bush’s brain, Gonzo is his raised index finger.

Did you mean middle finger?

may god, do they have no shame, I had to sleep and if only I could say, I don’t recall, or other words that you all know to well. My other guess that they think us so shallow as to buy what they are selling. Not even my most fevered dreams would I buy such fiction.

Did anyone catch the end of Tweety’s show today that Lance Armstrong will be on the show tomarrow to make a big political announcement? (Running for Governor of Texas?)

You all did a heck of a job covering AG hearing today!

Sorry if I am linking something folks have all ready seen

Iraq Vets bear witness

http://www.thenation.com/doc/20070730/hedges

TeddySanFran @ 118

I know the fundraisers are important, but damnit so’s the fucking rule of law, man! Uncommented upon or unimpeached, this behavior will empower generations of Leaders called Presidents who’ll do a lot more than Preside, if you catch my drift. There’s a monarchy being established here, and it needs to be undone.

That’s the nub of it.

Keith up.

Bluetoe @ 125

PMA @ 123

If Rove is Bush’s brain, Gonzo is his raised index finger.

Did you mean middle finger?

Yeah, sorry.

Olbermann leads with Gonzo.

AGAG is KO’s first story, featuring an “I am recused” count.

looseheadprop @ 91

Woodhall Hollow @ 75

They could run a very short work week? Not really be there much but still be officially in session???

They already run on a 4 day week to allow (some) to go home on the weekends.

Let me tell you, I have done “call time” and had fundraising dinners, this is the most time consuming activity known to man. And ethics rule prohibit them form doing any of it from government property

Many Americans would see this as a serious stance for justice and truth. Could be a fund raising tool. Send contributions for Justice and No recess

And a happy birthday Jane, Which was my first girlfriend’s name and so wish I had been wise when I was young..

Oh my gosh! This is so outrageous! I can’t take it any more. What is the world coming to? Lindsay Lohan arrested again.

Doesn’t it strike you that Gonzo can delay because there are plans on the way to take over the goverment completely. That smirk and his total ability to lie as a delay is just to smug for him not to know this. Rome buned….

FYI, new thread

back from vacation, and to shed
the jet-lag, i am staying up to
make a few on topic videos. . .

in this new “nightly nolo”, i examine,
in 2:43 edited time, the suggestion
by arlen specter that a special prosecutor
be appointed to deal with white house
obstruction of subpoena enforcement. . .

i will also [only-semi-
shamelessly] point everyone
to my first installment — now
being discussed on nexthurrah’s
currently broken comments — from
april 19, 2007, of nightly nolo,
when, in 2:30 of edited video, of sen.
sheldon whitehouse questioning
alberto gonzales about swiss-cheese
access to DoJ prosecutions information
for the white house, under alberto gonzales. . .

Listening to Gonzo’s voice, I hear a lot of nervousness for the very first time.

Well, Abu the Woozelly Weasel made it through the gantlet of meat-choppers once again. Heck of a job, Woozelly.

That’s all that matters to him, and to the gang he fronts for, that he’s still there.

*At this point I start yelling in caps and that’s bad for my health, so I will just continue to pray quietly that someone, make that many someones, in the Senate and the House have guts to stop counting votes and just do. the. right. thing. There. I feel better. I think.*

TeddySanFran @ 118

I know the fundraisers are important, but damnit so’s the fucking rule of law, man! Uncommented upon or unimpeached, this behavior will empower generations of Leaders called Presidents who’ll do a lot more than Preside, if you catch my drift. There’s a monarchy being established here, and it needs to be undone.

This is where we should actually be earning that “American Exceptionalism” our citizens are so puffed up on. Why the hell can’t we arrange for the Congressional delegation to meet and greet constituents via internet technologies like Skype, WebEx, pick some other technology that we already use for meeting other folks face to face using VoIP?

Would it not say incredible things to their constituents at these fundraisers to actually talk with their Senators while they were on the job in Washington DC? Hell, I’d break out my checkbook so fast I’m sure I’d sprain my wrist.

So the acting Deputy Attorney General Paul McNulty would make the decision as to whether Fitz could testify in front of the Senate. I think that is what I heard.

Rayne @ 142

TeddySanFran @ 118

I know the fundraisers are important, but damnit so’s the fucking rule of law, man! Uncommented upon or unimpeached, this behavior will empower generations of Leaders called Presidents who’ll do a lot more than Preside, if you catch my drift. There’s a monarchy being established here, and it needs to be undone.

This is where we should actually be earning that “American Exceptionalism” our citizens are so puffed up on. Why the hell can’t we arrange for the Congressional delegation to meet and greet constituents via internet technologies like Skype, WebEx, pick some other technology that we already use for meeting other folks face to face using VoIP?

Would it not say incredible things to their constituents at these fundraisers to actually talk with their Senators while they were on the job in Washington DC? Hell, I’d break out my checkbook so fast I’m sure I’d sprain my wrist.

And yes, I note LHP’s comments about doing fundraising on public property. This is where we should be asking the DCCC, DSCC and DNC to provide the technology to fill the gap; it’s possible, it’s only political will power that stops us.

Just watched the KO story on Gonzo’s display. I find myself increasingly trying to remember the details about the Long Parliament, Charles I, Divine Right Monarchy, Cavaliers and Roundheads, etc. We keep hearing there is no constitutional means of ridding ourselves of these people.

Loo Hoo. @ 37

SCARLOT!!! (Three exclamation points in profound honor of CTuttle.)

Uhoh! What did I do? ;-)

Kathleen @ 38

Try to stomach this one

http://www.weeklystandard.com/…..1rhkhq.asp

Yellow bellied Kristol has the nerve to talk about Cindy Sheehan and the troops

Kristol demonstrates all the signs of a true psychopath. He feels no shame, does not have a conscience, and could not recognize the truth if his own relatives lives depended on it.(well I bet he would recognize the truth then)!

What odds and what amount of money are you talking about? I may be interested in taking that bet.

i actually enjoyed watching abo gonzo squirm … although, now i’m ready for someone to indict him for his lies.

in the mean time, i got one of those wonderful push polls from Family Reseach Center. they were trying to lead me to call Senator Alexander to offset some “special interest groups” who are bombarding him with calls about voting for special hate crimes legislation and embrionic stem cell research. oh, they also wanted to know if i was male.
they don’t like it much when you don’t follow their “please answer yes or no” regime.

geeeez …

janda @ 119

TPM is reporting that Pelosi is joining in on the denial of meeting with Gonzales.

Why would the man (and I use the term loosely) tell a lie about something that can be so easily fact-checked?!

LS @ 140

Listening to Gonzo’s voice, I hear a lot of nervousness for the very first time.

Whitehouse had him going there. So did Schumer.

Geez, after watching Gonzales loyal servant display, I realized that he is Bush’s Renfield. From Dracula: Renfield whispers and hisses: “Master, the sun is gone.” Hideously and lustfully, Renfield madly begs his steely-eyed master: You will keep your promise when we get to London, won’t you Master? You will see that I get lives, not human lives but small ones, with blood in them? I’ll be loyal to you Master. I’ll be loyal.
….Renfield emerges in the hatchway from the hold of the death ship. He stares up at them, giggling and totally insane - obviously infected with Dracula’s madness. With a clever lighting effect of shadows, Renfield appears multi-legged (like an insect) as he grasps the railing of the ship’s hold. But he appears to have lost his immortal soul with a wild look in his eyes: “Why he’s mad! Look at his eyes. Why the man’s gone crazy….

Madness Madness Madness

Fern @ 149

janda @ 119

TPM is reporting that Pelosi is joining in on the denial of meeting with Gonzales.

Why would the man (and I use the term loosely) tell a lie about something that can be so easily fact-checked?!

I can answer that: because they can. Because the so-called liberal MSM won’t point it out, or call him on it; because he knows Bush will continue to back him no matter what he says.
And because REpublicans are used to lying about Dems without consequences.

If the Dems work through August, skip the recess, it will show the voters they are determined, committed, and so on! THAT will bring them the funds they want so badly.

eCHANomics @ 17

Sorry this took so long, but thishttp://www.whiterosesociety.org/Rhodes.html is the best I can do. The interview with Palast comes a bit later in the show. Sorry.

Too many things are falling into place all at once. Like the Pulp Fiction scene where Butch the boxer finds himself with the bad guy in front of him totally unawares and the gun in his hand, all without planning any of it. Only this time, it’s the bad guys making it happen, putting the clues right in front of us. The cheese-crumb trail has been made too irresistible, too easy to follow. Am I the only one who smells a trap?

I agree that BushCheneyCo is now clearly daring Democrats to take decisive corrective action (impeach, refer for prosecution, contempt, censure). I would go so far as to say they are now -forcing- the Democrats’ hand, leaving them no alternative to taking some manner of drastic step. But evil as BCCo may be, on the operational side these are patient, deliberate, grimly rational guys. They’ve spent years and years first developing their people and then placing them in key positions in all areas of USG. So if they’re forcing Democratic action now, then they must actually want it to happen.

So. Why?

Why would they -want- to force the Democrats to take drastic action? Put the other way: What is BCCo’s next move (or moves) after the Democrats act?

What if a House vote to impeach is the pre-agreed trigger for the next pretext du jour (real or fake attack, engineered biohazard outbreak, etc), with martial law (of whatever horrifying severity you prefer to imagine) to follow hard upon?

Let that sink in for a second.

Now consider a twist to the plot: If that’s the ultimate weapon they’re wielding, then what if it’s being secretly used to bind Congress in a carefully constructed Catch-22? BCCo to Congressional leaders, sotto voce: “Don’t try to stop our realization (via precedent) of the Unitary Executive in any way, or else we execute the plan, now.”

Wouldn’t that explain an awful lot?:

- Congress not acting, “Impeachment’s off the table” despite popular outrage, etc.
- The smirks, the taunting, the contempt, the leading “That’s a very good question, Senator” — leading the investigation to the brink.
- All the anticipatory Executive Orders whose wording could be used against US citizens opposed to current war policy.
- The classified continuity-of-government documents that have been made unavailable to the relevant Congressional committee members.
- Chertoff etc. telegraphing attacks to come this summer.

If the cheese hasn’t been taken yet, maybe there’s a good reason that we just don’t know about. Yet. Or we might never know.

Is this a trap? Do we want to go back?

Or are they bluffing?

I don’t see any way to know for sure.

Hmmm.

tbsa @ 106

How much more do they need?

I lost count of the number of times I have asked that very question. What the hell would it take? I’m starting to think there is nothing they can do that would move anyone to stop bushco.

I called my congressman about one (or 3) of his votes. His staffer said, ‘Bush would just veto it anyway.’
So you don’t even try? What kind of work ethic is that?

Woodhall Hollow @ 15

Abu would not have been instructed to go and tell such an outrageous and easily refuted lie unless he was being positioned as a faux shiny object to distract from some very real crimes.

But I think Whitehouse managed to hone in on one very real issue. As did Kennedy on the torture issue. He steadfastly refused to comment on Waterboarding etc, because he was protecting Cheney. Who is, in fact, a War Criminal.

I think you are spot on. Now that people are seriously discussing impeaching Bush and Cheney, they may well be hoping to make Gonzo such an obvious target, that he will be impeached first and by himself to buy B&C more time to shred the Constitution. I see no reason why we can’t take all 3 down at the same time and right now.

*xyz @ 60

Remember how we recently pushed Democrats to force a Republican filibuster?

Shouldn’t we do the same thing to stop them from allowing an August recess?

Wouldn’t this be a perfect focused project for collective action on our part?

Absolutely.

looseheadprop @ 68

Rayne @ 49

YES. I am worried sick at the thought of the next recess appointments; we’ve already got a slew of people like Eric Edelman who have no business collecting a paycheck from us any longer still in office because of past recess appointments. We can’t get rid of them fast enough and now we might get more of them?

I think this is important enough that we should be contacting Reid’s and Pelosi’s offices and telling them that they can’t take the time off, that they MUST avoid recesses at all costs.

That is like a fundraising death knell to Dems in the House and Senate up for re-election in ‘08.

This is NOT a vacation for them. This is primo fundraising time. You want to just call up and say, “throw away both majorities. no biggie”

If you are going to ask them to keep the shop open, you have to tell them how we can make up the lost contributions. Even so, they will be scared shitless AND their members will be furious at them

LHP, I’ve already started writing various Congresscritters that I will no longer to donate to any incumbents until impeachment is back on the table and underway.

So perhaps along with that stick, we can dangle a carrot… No recess, put impeachment on the table and we can start a special fundraiser out of gratitude.

There’s a prophetic image running with the Abu story on reuters.com. There he is, frowning and cropped deliberately short, with just the room’s ‘exit’ sign over his sunken shoulder. Loved it!

I guess see things a bit differently. I don’t see that the committees have uncovered any big smoking gun yet that might make a big difference in the next few weeks. There are lots of real and potential subpoenas, as well as possible contempt citations and impeachment proceedings, but they will all still be there in September.

It seems to me it’s a good plan to have the Republican members of Congress go back to their constituents and try to explain why they won’t allow a resolution that draws down troops in Iraq to be voted on, why they are supporting an Attorney General that is at best evasive and incompetent, etc., etc. Meanwhile I think the Democrats themselves do well with some time away from the spotlights. They came back much better organized after the July 4 break, I’m hopeful they’ll come back with more focused and aggressive investigations after a few weeks.

TeddySanFran @ 112

swag @ 101

Might want to correct the spelling of “Daschle” in the header of the post. I’ am such a wanker: first I correct Laura Rozen on “ad nauseam” and now this.

Also I hate posting via Motorola Q phone, but it kills time on the bus home.

It’s okay, you’re not a wanker. I refrained from correcting Joe Klein’s In Memorium post last week, since his friend the cartoonist had just died. But I really wanted to.

Always a delight to find another fan of the accusative case.

Why does Bush get away with the nonsense that executive privilege extends beyond the president? According to the Constitution “executive privilege” is the president’s alone. It does not extend to every staff member, every cabinet member, in fact, it doesn’t extend to the vice president. Otherwise, executive privilege could extend all the way down to a grunt in the field, and we know that was not the intent. What is going on? Let’s get on with it.

There is nothing I want more than to see that smirk wiped off of chimp’s face, and that absurd smug chip on the shoulder routine we have been putting up with from right wing pundits for far to long.

“Impeach hell, indict.”

The president should be arrested for blocking the testimony of Harriet Miers. It is obstruction of justice.

The self-serving creeps need to feel the full force of the law, as any other common criminal in this country, because we as a nation have been feeling the full force of their criminality for far too long. Why Americans are passive about this is beyond reason.

The passionless few have usurped the right to be respected, and that is going too far.

You mean Alberto Gonzales is not gone. Why, not??

ironranger @ 19

Is it even possible to list all the lies he told today, so many lies within lies. Fine Christian there.

Sadly, I believe it would take the next four years to list even a large percentage of them.
I just wonder what one has to to do fire this guy! He’s had gentle suggestions from Congress,
which is the point at which you or I pick up our
last pay check. Instead, he now vows to do his
job! I believe they should have his memory problems checked out first however.