TO Maxine Waters: followup question suggestions

[grasswire]

"Ms. Goodling, did you ever communicate with Barbara Comstock about hiring or firing of anyone in the Department of Justice after she left DoJ? Did you discuss any DoJ matters with her in written or spoken communication?"

And then, if yes...

"Do you have copies of any communication with Ms. Comstock?"

And then,

"Would it be useful for this committee to interview Ms. Comstock?"

I predict a seismic wave if Comstock must testify under oath to Congress.

[GreenPartyVoter]

1. Interesting. Any chance this will come up?

[grasswire]

3. well, Waters did bring up Comstock

....but the notion that Comstock may have been involved in DoJ internal matters was not addressed. I, personally, believe that Comstock was heavily involved in the politicization of DoJ.

[Duer 157099]

2. Also ask WHO ELSE was using their "research"

for evaluating (career) applicants.

WHO ELSE, Monica, who else was doing this? Because we need to bring them in for a little chat. Oh, because it's illegal, you know? I mean, you know that NOW, right?

WHO ELSE was doing this Monica?

Remember, you're under oath. And it's not "being mean" if you tell us.

[grasswire]

4. yes

Was Susan Ralston privy to any of this information?

[GreenPartyVoter]

5. They never ask the good questions we post on here. Why don't they have aides reading our threads?!

:D

[grasswire]

6. because they don't have strategists worth a plugged nickle

If Dems in leadership paid attention to the research done on the Internet, Gore would be president. The research was done on Bush's AWOL service record, but no one would address it despite thousands of phone calls, faxes, e-mails. Not until the Friday before the election did a member of Congress ask Bush to explain his service record.

[GreenPartyVoter]

8. True. You would think they would have caught a clue that this is a

great place to get information and the pulse of the people all at once.

[grasswire]

7. a kick for Maxine

...who tried, but didn't score.