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Bush's Attorney General Resigns

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  1. Quoted post said:

    "The letter from Ashcroft, 62, who has been a lightning rod for criticism by Democrats and civil liberties activists, was dated Nov. 2, Election Day, but was not released until Tuesday. In a separate letter to colleagues at the Justice Department, he said he would stay on until his successor was confirmed."

    Pretty amazing. He was a lightning rod.

  2. davidmc said:

    Pretty amazing. He was a lightning rod.

    Excellent,

    rumour has it that Powel and Rumsfeld are on the verge of being fired out on thier [censored] too. (despite what Bush says).

    Hold on, 'despite what Bush says', why did i say that?

    the world still turns and the tides still flow despite what Bush says. The man is a liar.

  3. MountainPro said:

    Excellent,

    rumour has it that Powel and Rumsfeld are on the verge of being fired out on thier [censored] too. (despite what Bush says).

    Hold on, 'despite what Bush says', why did i say that?

    the world still turns and the tides still flow despite what Bush says. The man is a liar.

    I'd love to see Rumsfeld being fired, he's the worst character.

  4. fixit said:

    I'd love to see Rumsfeld being fired, he's the worst character.


    me too...oh you mean relieved of his position?...oh yeah, that too.

  5. MountainPro said:

    me too...oh you mean relieved of his position?...oh yeah, that too.

    Do you think Halliburton will have a job for him?

  6. fixit said:

    Do you think Halliburton will have a job for him?


    most of the Bush administration have worked for them at some point or another....why not.

  7. fixit said:

    Do you think Halliburton will have a job for him?


    Maybe even The Carlyle Group. Is there any more ominous group ?

  8. Media reports here in Europe say that Condolezza (where did that name come from ?) Rice also wants to get out of the Bush goverment.

    Seems the mandate that the 51% of the 60% of voters, isn't all the appealing.

  9. limerickman said:

    Media reports here in Europe say that Condolezza (where did that name come from ?) Rice also wants to get out of the Bush goverment.

    Seems the mandate that the 51% of the 60% of voters, isn't all the appealing.


    Yes, I beleive there are very few, if any members, of his cabinet; that are not tainted by making false or misleading statements. I only hope that his press secretary(s) would also resign. The guy talks for an hour & does'nt answer one question

  10. davidmc said:

    Yes, I beleive there are very few, if any members, of his cabinet; that are not tainted by making false or misleading statements. I only hope that his press secretary(s) would also resign. The guy talks for an hour & does'nt answer one question

    That's why he's press secretary !

  11. limerickman said:

    That's why he's press secretary !


    It's an exercise in futility to get an honest answer out of that guy. They should'nt call it a question & answer period, they should refer to them as question & evasion/non-answer period

  12. davidmc said:

    It's an exercise in futility to get an honest answer out of that guy. They should'nt call it a question & answer period, they should refer to them as question & evasion/non-answer period

    They're all like that, David.
    The unvarnished truth doesn't apply to politics anywhere, anymore.
    It's all about media management and spin, if you ask me.

    This applies here equally.
    A straight "yes or no" answer is about as common as a Dodo.

    If you want the truth - never ask a lawyer or a politician (or their press sec.)

  13. limerickman said:

    Media reports here in Europe say that Condolezza (where did that name come from ?) Rice also wants to get out of the Bush goverment.

    Seems the mandate that the 51% of the 60% of voters, isn't all the appealing.

    From the same stable as Co...lin

  14. FredC said:

    From the same stable as Co...lin

    Racist bigot.

  15. Weisse Luft said:

    Racist bigot.

    Hey Weirdo, What the hell are you talking about?

  16. FredC said:

    Hey Weirdo, What the hell are you talking about?

    You implied the President got Dr. Rice "from the same stable" as General Powell. Using the word "stable" is quite inflammatory since Dr. Rice and General Powell both rose to their positions by their merits alone, Dr. Rice at Stamford and General Powell in the US Army.

  17. Weisse Luft said:

    You implied the President got Dr. Rice "from the same stable" as General Powell. Using the word "stable" is quite inflammatory since Dr. Rice and General Powell both rose to their positions by their merits alone, Dr. Rice at Stamford and General Powell in the US Army.


    Check out the word 'stable' in the dictionary, and tell me where it states that it is inflammatory. I was referring to the fact that they are in the same group together, ergo Bush is in the same stable. That's that bit sorted, now explain why you used the libellous term 'racist' when I've always supported black Americans and their attempts for equality.

  18. This is the man who said to General Clark-" I Don't want to hear anymore about them (al-qaeda)!!! " prior to sept 11. Pretty damning remark that he will have to live with for the rest of his life; not to mention Bush/Rove/"Rummy"/Powell. They all agreed to "table" or remove from the "front burner" recommendations, made to them by the outgoing Clinton admin., in re: al-qaeda.

  19. davidmc said:

    This is the man who said to General Clark-" I Don't want to hear anymore about them (al-qaeda)!!! " prior to sept 11. Pretty damning remark that he will have to live with for the rest of his life; not to mention Bush/Rove/"Rummy"/Powell. They all agreed to "table" or remove from the "front burner" recommendations, made to them by the outgoing Clinton admin., in re: al-qaeda.


    Interestingly, the Clinton administration never attempted to do anything about
    Al-Qaeda. If Clinton thought it was so imperative why didn't they do something?

  20. Bikerman2004 said:

    Interestingly, the Clinton administration never attempted to do anything about
    Al-Qaeda. If Clinton thought it was so imperative why didn't they do something?


    That's odd 😕 I seem to remember Clinton ordering a tomohawk cruise missle attack, on an al-qaeda training camp; in afghanistan, which was carried out.

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