Bush invokes executive privilege for Rove in attorney firings »
Posted By Wil 1 year, 2 months ago in NewsRatcheting up the stakes in a legal battle with Congress, President Bush on Wednesday ordered White House adviser Karl Rove and a senior political aide to refuse on grounds of executive privilege to testify before the Senate on the firings of nine U.S. attorneys.
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ouijmeister1 year, 2 months ago
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trnscndr1 year, 2 months ago
I said that just this afternoon, right here, that somehow Bush would suggest he has a right to extend executive privilege to anyone who works for him. Bush is forcing Congress hand to impeach him and the whole bunch.
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AmericanIdiot1 year, 2 months ago
Bush is forcing Congress hand to impeach him and the whole bunch.
Forcing? More like double-dare! He thinks he is untouchable. I don't have much faith in Congress, but I have faith in the American people. If Bush pokes his head out of the bunker, he will be showered with garbage. He will be hounded out of America. And when he gets to his Halliburton estate in Dubai, more lunatics will be there waiting!
We can do this all on our own! Forget Congress, let's just throw the lot of them in the dumpster, and flush the rest down the toilet. Flush!
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DoerNotASayer1 year, 2 months ago
I think Bush exhibited a breech of etiquette and jumped directly to a triple dog dare.
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ouijmeister1 year, 2 months ago
You are SOOOOO right. If you want anything done, it seems you'll have to do it yourself (ourselves), our duly elected representatives who have sworn to uphold the constitution and do the People's will are full of BS. We should have a HUUUUGE march on Wash D.C., complete with torches and pitchforks and remind these people in congress who the boss is. They all must go.
Impeach Bush & Cheney
Impeach NOW!...Vigilance Forever!
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splitrch1 year, 2 months ago
Impeachment - it can't happen soon enough! Did you see that prick on t.v. this morning? He offered the victims of the bridge collapse his prayers. I think the prick needs to stop praying and start doing(more than making his warmongering benefactors lots of money).
Then again, isn't MN a "Blue State"?
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cloud151 year, 2 months ago
lmao.......a short post but a lot of conent about your character.
Blinded by hate you attack every action Bush does. How can you possibly attack the man for offering his prayers? Is that a joke? Maybe you would like it if he said "Oh well, sucks for you."
You even managed to blame bush for the bridge collapsing.
Impeachment wont happen, if there were grounds for impeachment it would have happaned already. Plain and simple.
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Ciera-Marie1 year, 2 months ago
splitrch:
"Then again, isn't MN a "Blue State"?"
No it's purple. I can not tell you how many times Bush and Company including the VP have been here since the first election, helping Pawlenty, Coleman, Bachman and others get elected. BTW he, Pres Bush will be here later this month to start campaigning for Coleman.
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GregD1 year, 2 months ago
So let me get this straight. This quote,
"The decision throws a huge roadblock in the way of a seven-month-old congressional investigation and moves the confrontation between Congress and the White House closer to a constitutional showdown in the courts."
means that this will be tied up in the courts long enough to be irrelevant? Nice plan...
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