Piling it on

July 28th, 2008 4:52 pm · 3 comments

Add this to the list of scandals during the Bush administration:

Senior aides to former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales broke the law by using politics to guide their hiring decisions for a wide range of important department positions, slowing the hiring process at critical times and damaging the department’s credibility and independence, an internal report concluded Monday.

When you add this to the list with the Valerie Plame scandal, no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, failure to finish the job in Afghanistan, secret wiretapping, attacking veterans who are political opponents like John Kerry and Max Cleland, closed-door energy policy meetings, poor conditions at Walter Reed, Katrina … is it really any wonder why some in this country feel the need for a savior from the opposition party?

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  3 comments  Tags: Iraq · Terrorism · President George W. Bush · Republicans · Democrats · Presidential Politics

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Kate
7/28/08
5:11 PM
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is it really any wonder why some in this country feel the need for a savior from the opposition party?

Your bias is showing Dave. rolleyes.gif
Obama may very well be a sheep in wolves clothing. Only time will tell............... wink.gif

davepidgeon
7/28/08
5:17 PM
QUOTE(Kate @ Jul 28 2008, 05:11 PM) [snapback]416667[/snapback]

Your bias is showing Dave. rolleyes.gif
Obama may very well be a sheep in wolves clothing. Only time will tell............... wink.gif





I'm not biased just because I point out how Democrats are fired up about an articulate, intelligent nominee after nearly 8 years of gaffes, scandals, incompetent planning for war and peace and so on. If this was 2001, I'd probably write how some in this country (read: conservatives) are fired up about a principled nominee who has no history of infidelity or asking people to lie to grand juries.

dragonrider
7/28/08
9:00 PM
QUOTE(davepidgeon @ Jul 28 2008, 05:17 PM) [snapback]416669[/snapback]




I'm not biased just because I point out how Democrats are fired up about an articulate, intelligent nominee after nearly 8 years of gaffes, scandals, incompetent planning for war and peace and so on. If this was 2001, I'd probably write how some in this country (read: conservatives) are fired up about a principled nominee who has no history of infidelity or asking people to lie to grand juries.

If these things had been commited under Clinton he would have already been impeached and driven from office.
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