Interesting point about spying excuses.

[Cassandra]

Cross-posting this from GD: politics.

http://americablog.blogspot.com/2005/12/now-bush-says-he-was-only-spying-on.html

"Wow, very bad people who have a history of blowing up commuter trains, weddings and churches, yet Bush never sought a court order to conduct the snooping because he thought a court wouldn't let him?! Huh? Let me repeat, the people they spied on "have a history of blowing up trains, weddings and churches." If that's true, then any court in the land would haven given Bush a search warrant.

But there's a larger question. If Bush is now telling the truth about who these people are, then pray tell, what the hell was Bush doing letting hundreds if not thousands of people "who have a history of blowing up trains, wedding and churches" run around free inside the US for the past 4 years?"

I do love how John gets to the point.

[stop the bleeding]

1. cool you did it, let's see how much of a response this generates?

[hwmnbn]

2. I also love it when issues are laid out so simply....

In a few short sentences he backs the chimp in a corner where no viable explanation exists. I have to remember this point when my discussions with fundies come to an impasse.

[EST]

3. Nothing is going to happen, right away, but DANG!

Gonna have to get away from "real" life for a day or two-or go nuts.
If it comes out of the right wing, it's a lie. Examination always proves these turds can't tell the whole truth about anything!

[stop the bleeding]

4. .