Disorder in King George's Court - The Orange Mane

Spider · 03-18-2007, 11:30 AM

Nail these treasonous bastards to the wall , seeing how torture is ok with King George and these treasonous bastards .....Perhaps these traitors need some torture ? Dems are hammering
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17664172/site/newsweek/By Michael Isikoff, Richard Wolffe And Evan Thomas
Newsweek

March 26, 2007 issue - At highly charged moments, attorney General Alberto Gonzales can seem placid, passive—at times, just plain out of it. In the summer of 2002, high-level Bush administration officials met to debate secretly a delicate issue: how aggressively could the CIA interrogate terror suspects? While the lawyers from Justice, Defense and the vice president's office hotly debated definitions of torture (at times discussing specific interrogation techniques), Gonzales, who was then the White House counsel, sat by and said virtually nothing. The attorney general's behavior was typical, say administration officials who have worked with him. His defenders say he likes to keep his counsel. Others wonder if he's ill prepared, insecure or simply has nothing to say.
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Last week Gonzales's bland, what-me-worry? smile seemed to fade. He appeared slightly forlorn as he answered hostile questions from reporters at a hastily called press conference. He was asked about the role of the White House in firing a group of U.S. attorneys. "As we can all imagine," he began, "in an organization of 110,000 people, I am not aware of every bit of information that passes through the halls of the Department of Justice ..." He was aware, he said, that there was "a request from the White House as to the possibility of replacing all the U.S. attorneys. That was immediately rejected by me." The impression was that Gonzales was merely responding to the ill-considered scheme of his successor as White House counsel (Harriet Miers); that he, personally, had not been in the loop for a series of controversial decisions that have set off a congressional brouhaha over the dismissal of one U.S. attorney in the summer of 2006 and seven more in December.

Spider · 03-18-2007, 11:32 AM

we could torture Alberto , and Rove , until they gave up everything Bush has done ...........according to them , it works on terrorist , and the Bush admin is no different then terrorist ................

TailgateNut · 03-19-2007, 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by §Pide®

we could torture Alberto , and Rove , until they gave up everything Bush has done ...........according to them , it works on terrorist , and the Bush admin is no different then terrorist ................

Bush will keep sacrificing whoever and as many as required to keep Rove from testifying under oath. Not that that lying SOB would ever tell the truth, but if he were called to testify, I think Bush might have him fitted with some concrete shoes, and have him go for a swim in the Potomac.

Bronco Bob · 03-19-2007, 06:10 PM

If Bush were to get rid of Rove it would be equivalent to Bush giving himself a lobotomy.

Spider · 03-19-2007, 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by TailgateNut

Bush will keep sacrificing whoever and as many as required to keep Rove from testifying under oath. Not that that lying SOB would ever tell the truth, but if he were called to testify, I think Bush might have him fitted with some concrete shoes, and him him go for a swim in the Potomac.

executive privilege ............ should start a pool , when does President Bust pull executive privilege for Rove and Gonzo

03-18-2007, 11:30 AM	#1
Spider Mr Diplomacy I survived Tebow Mania at the Mane Join Date: May 2001 Location: Elway was just an arm =MacGruder Posts: 84,438 Adopt-a-Bronco: Von Miller	Disorder in King George's Court Nail these treasonous bastards to the wall , seeing how torture is ok with King George and these treasonous bastards .....Perhaps these traitors need some torture ? Dems are hammering http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17664172/site/newsweek/By Michael Isikoff, Richard Wolffe And Evan Thomas Newsweek March 26, 2007 issue - At highly charged moments, attorney General Alberto Gonzales can seem placid, passive—at times, just plain out of it. In the summer of 2002, high-level Bush administration officials met to debate secretly a delicate issue: how aggressively could the CIA interrogate terror suspects? While the lawyers from Justice, Defense and the vice president's office hotly debated definitions of torture (at times discussing specific interrogation techniques), Gonzales, who was then the White House counsel, sat by and said virtually nothing. The attorney general's behavior was typical, say administration officials who have worked with him. His defenders say he likes to keep his counsel. Others wonder if he's ill prepared, insecure or simply has nothing to say. Story continues below ↓ advertisement Last week Gonzales's bland, what-me-worry? smile seemed to fade. He appeared slightly forlorn as he answered hostile questions from reporters at a hastily called press conference. He was asked about the role of the White House in firing a group of U.S. attorneys. "As we can all imagine," he began, "in an organization of 110,000 people, I am not aware of every bit of information that passes through the halls of the Department of Justice ..." He was aware, he said, that there was "a request from the White House as to the possibility of replacing all the U.S. attorneys. That was immediately rejected by me." The impression was that Gonzales was merely responding to the ill-considered scheme of his successor as White House counsel (Harriet Miers); that he, personally, had not been in the loop for a series of controversial decisions that have set off a congressional brouhaha over the dismissal of one U.S. attorney in the summer of 2006 and seven more in December.

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03-18-2007, 11:32 AM	#2
Spider Mr Diplomacy I survived Tebow Mania at the Mane Join Date: May 2001 Location: Elway was just an arm =MacGruder Posts: 84,438 Adopt-a-Bronco: Von Miller	we could torture Alberto , and Rove , until they gave up everything Bush has done ...........according to them , it works on terrorist , and the Bush admin is no different then terrorist ................

03-19-2007, 06:10 PM	#4
Bronco Bob Tastee Freeze Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 9,464 Adopt-a-Bronco: Champ Bailey	If Bush were to get rid of Rove it would be equivalent to Bush giving himself a lobotomy.