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I have a guest post up at Crooks and Liars. Check it out.
posted by A.L. at 7:28 PM
Saturday, March 24, 2007
Who Am I? For what it's worth, I'm a litigator at a large national law firm (at least until I figure out how to make a living doing this). Until then, I'll just have to go by A.L.
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3 Comments:
It's a terrible thing that the President isn't held accountable for his decisions. But, then again, decisions aren't this president's strong point. I'm not sure which is better - him making the decisions or others making those decisions for him?
The lying lars at crooks and liars that cover up the greater criminality by banning dialog about this administration's greatest crime?
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The thoughtful commentators left that blog a long time ago - get your videos at YOU TUBE and leave the lying liars alone.
Is Tony Snow...
a) confused or misunderstanding?
b) lying (or was lied to by the President and is merely repeating the lie)
c) correct and the President has ceded its' responsibility to the AG
d) correct and The President just doesn't remember ever talking about the 8 attorneys he fired.
If c) then it would be Unconstitutional. If d) then there would have to be some record of Bush signing off of the firings. Hey, maybe the judges could claim they still ARE in those positions if they were fired by someone who did not have the authority to do it?
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