Tuesday, July 03, 2007
Special People
Every day a little bit of shit is shoved down out the throats of the American people. Today it is President Bush commuting Lewis Libby's prison time. Found guilty by a jury of his peers and sentenced to 30 months in jail President Bush gave the big Fuck You to the American people and basically said the law only apply to people who are not my friends or work for me.
# posted by Howard @ 7:59 AM 
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Goggle CLINTON PARDONS!Hope you got a day off to read them all.Talk about f***ing bastards!
# posted by 
: 6:28 PM
: 6:28 PM
Maybe you should also look at the sentence Sandy "Nuthin in my pants" Berger received for STEALING from the National Archives. If it had been you or me, we'd be celebrating today in jail.
dude Nixon pardonned 1000 including Casper Wineberger who was in a similar position as Libby in that he stood to testify harmful knowledge about the sitting administration.
Richard Nixon resigned and is dead.Bill Clinton is alive and running for President again,albeit in a roundabout way.I never had a problem with Nixon,but I got a problem with the Clintons.I am a fiscal conservative and abhor socialism.
"In Birmingham,they love the Governor.
Now we all did what we could do.
Now Watergate does not bother me.
Does your conscience bother you?
Tell the truth."
"In Birmingham,they love the Governor.
Now we all did what we could do.
Now Watergate does not bother me.
Does your conscience bother you?
Tell the truth."
# posted by : 6:27 PM
: 6:27 PM
Bush's commutation of Libby's sentence is nothing compared to some of Clinton's pardons. Libby was a scapegoat who got screwed in an investigation; Clinton pardoned some real criminals.
And, "shoreman", there are no grounds on which to "impeach" (yes, that's how it's spelled) Bush. While what he did may be a cheap shot, and not strictly fair, it still falls into his executive powers as President and he had every legal right to exercise it.
And, "shoreman", there are no grounds on which to "impeach" (yes, that's how it's spelled) Bush. While what he did may be a cheap shot, and not strictly fair, it still falls into his executive powers as President and he had every legal right to exercise it.
If I was president,I would not have commuted Libby's sentence.I would have granted him a pardon.This whole thing was a "witch hunt" from the beginning.
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