What was real curious was that her husband came in earlier and voted with no problems. He is a Repug and she is a Democrat.

Enough said.

Aidan’s Grandma

Comment by SubCWire — June 19, 2007 @ 3:40 pm

Have you any evidence that “the administration” is “dragging out” the internal DOJ investigation? I not seen any. Rather, the Congress has requested that they add investigation of the caging” issue to their current investigation.

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These individuals — including Griffin, Schlozman, and von Sakovsky — are, beyond segregationist, white supremacists, the racist ideology being revealed in the above comment.

The result of Nixon’s “Southern Strategy” to pick up those who abandoned the Democratic party when the latter adopted minority civil rights as an issue.

Doubtless at least a few of them go all the way to the Neo-Nazi extreme right-wing, tough there has never been a shortage of WASP Baptists who are anti-Semitic as well.

Comment by BARTLEBEE — June 18, 2007 @ 5:19 pm

Odd? You’re kidding, right? LOL! You’re all interchangeable. If you didn’t have your name after your comment, it would be impossible to tell that there was nore than one libbie loon posting here. Odd, indeed!

Is this a joke?

Comment by Punchy — June 18, 2007 @ 5:10 pm

No, they are not asking Gonzales. Let us know when you learn to read what is written as opposed to that which isn’t written.

up is down, so, down is up?

With your logic I guess you would agree that Dubya is a drunken AWOL coward.

Indeed, and I am pat out flatulence…

That’s fine, who isn’t, but unless that means you’re ready to commit illegal acts, it still requires patience.

” I just don’t understand why they are not appointing an independent council the way the Republics did with Clinton.”

Because that law NO LONGER EXISTS. Republicans always remove laws after they are in power.

“Without an independent council they are pretty much powerless.” –Kate Henry

No, it takes patient collection of the EVIDENCE, which we have nearly completed.

What are you saying?

Comment by bezelt — June 18, 2007 @ 8:32 pm

He’s never quite sure….

Sorry but I am flat out of patience. I just don’t understand why they are not appointing an independent council the way the Republics did with Clinton. If we had an independent council, he could put them in jail until they found their memories or if they refused to testify. That’s what Ken Starr did with Susan McDougall when she refused to lie about the Clintons. Without an independent council they are pretty much powerless. Or, at least they refuse to use their power. How about finding some of these people with a total lack of recall in contempt of congress?

“I hope if anything, they investigate why all these voters were cheating Americans by voting illegally. If they are registering from invalid address’, they should be in jail. I fully support the Dems and the Repugs sniffing these folks out and getting them into jail. This was a great thing this man did. Anyone who protects valid voters rights is doing a good thing in my book (dem or repug)”.

Comment by Roger_Roger — June 18, 2007 @ 5:11 pm

What about those ELECTRONIC VOTING MACHINES? Do not overlook the damage that “strange” electronic voting machines can do to voting in America. Electronic voting machines that don’t leave a paper trail are ideal tools for stealing votes faster and more indepth than all the “dead voters” who ever voted.

And the Bush team was MUM.

Americans have been interested in having the Bush Justice Department investigate voter fraud since the 2000 election. Quite a few Americans suspect that “electronic voting machines enfranchised themselves” and voted! Who for? Don’t know.

The Justice Department NEVER saw a reason to “check into” possible voter problems until Mr. Bush’s Justice Department heard of possible voting problems in a little “no stoplight town” in Mississippi. That made the news but Ohio, Florida and other states did not motivate the Bush team’s Justice Department to action.

And that electronic voting machine company executive who predicted an Ohio win for the Republicans was quoted as having made a $200,000 contribution to the Republican party.

While the vote is the bedrock of democracy, it seems to matter to the Bush team who belongs to the vote before the Bush team takes action on vote fraud.

Caging should not be a tool used by any political party. And especially not by the party in power.

Even if they tried to impeach Gonzo, they may not have enough votes to do it.

The more they can EXPOSE the dirty business of Bush & Co, the less damage they hopefully can do in the next couple of years.

What are you saying?