🚀 go-pugleaf

On Wed, 17 Oct 2007 17:56:41 -0500, Jer <gdunn@airmail.ten> wrote:

>
>A glimmer of hope in the OAG...?
>
>
>"Partisan politics plays no part in either the bringing of charges or 
>the timing of charges," Mukasey said.
>
>"The Justice Department's mission includes advising the other 
>departments and agencies of government, including the president, on what 
>choices they are free to make and what limits they face," Mukasey said. 
>"Here too, the governing standard is what the law and Constitution 
>permit and require."
>
>
>http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2007-10-17-mukasey-hearings_N.htm

Well, since Bush says there is no torture, there is no torture.  That
was easy.  Repeatedly trusting a Republican and expecting different
results is the sign of insanity.  :-)  

Of course "what the law and Constitution permit and require" to a
Republican is that the president has absolute power to ignore the
Constitution.  All doublespeak.  Republicans have no credibility.  No
one they nominate has any credibility either.  All lies,
misstatements, and misrepresentations.  There is always fine print in
what they say.  The only exit strategy that a Republican has is
exiting from their promise.  Trusting a Republican to run a government
is like trusting a Nazi to run a bar mitzvah.