Mother Jones - Comments for "Waxman: White House Politicization "More Widespread Than Previously Known""

"Senator Clinton has no balls." Uh, yeah. Brilliant insight there.

The loyalty oath to Bush is nothing new. It was on TV within the last couple of years and I not only witnessed it but sent an email comment, probably to the Huffington Post, at the time. It was shocking because it is probably treasonous not only to agree to a loyalty oath to Bush but the administration of it as well.Of course, the MSM would not report this, but I shudder to think I was the only one to witness this event.

Ron Paul has been outspoken against the Iraq war and has suffered greatly for it. Too bad Senator Clinton has no balls.

I know Ron Paul is like a breath of fresh air on the hill, but seriously guys, Ron Paul isn't a panacea. Chill out on the RP lovefest; the blogosphere is too saturated with RP fanatics.

As far as I've been able to tell, there's only one politician or bureaucrat inside the DC Beltway who puts the oath to "preserve, protect and defend the Constitution" above all other motivations all the time, in every circumstance.

I'm talking, of course, about Congressman Ron Paul. The only TRUE Republican the party has left.
(He opposes the drug war as unconstitutional too, Tom)

Students for Sensible Drug Policy has set up an action alert where outraged citizens can send letters directly to the Drug Czar, demanding his resignation. And members of Congress - who control ONDCP's budget - will be copied on all the messages.

http://daregeneration.blogspot.com/2007/07/partisan-republican-drug-czar...

Maybe they just feel so darn guilty about the criminal corruption that they're repressing their own personal part in the perversion of the public trust and they actually can't remember who said to fire whom, why all the emails were hastily deleted and what it was that was at stake when they swore to uphold the constitution.
I mean, that's a lot of stuff to think about, and all that thinking, is, like, haaaaard.
I feel so bad for them. I hope they all find really nice lucrative lobbying jobs where someone will finally appreciate all their hard work.

TRUE Republicans know they own their loyalty to a higher power.

Question the Party? Question Jesus.

Check this URL: It may be related. KW="email". I'm thinking the politications is only one aspect: The memo outlines the audits that were done.

Note in the memo there are campaign funds mentioned. Yes, I realize it's not the same topic, but it appears to be related. The above memo discuss the political side; whiule the memo discusses the finances. The common link -- political office; recall, in the DOJ E-mails there were three offices: Political, legal, and public affairs.

Looking broadly, I would presume that the above memos in re Waxman's oversight issues; with the memoranda of the funding would be a subset of the larger issues which the WH legal office, and public affairs would know about, and would have been likely within the destroyed RNC e-mails.

Here's the memo, remember its part of a larger pattern, also link under "anon" below:
[ http://www.citizensforethics.org/node/29445 ]

Perhaps off topic, but relevant: If the likes of Taylor and Rove have a hard time understanding the rule of law: The Magna Carta puts man below law.

All I can say is that nothing will change with these people in charge.

IMPEACH, INDICT, CONVICT, IMPRISON.

Mother Jones - Comments for "Waxman: White House Politicization &quot;More Widespread Than Previously Known&quot;"

Mother Jones - Comments for "Waxman: White House Politicization "More Widespread Than Previously Known""