lovuian
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Thu Sep-13-07 05:22 PM
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Gonzales Where is the conviction of Perjury to Congress??? |
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shouldn't he be arrested???
I know he resigned but where is an arrest?
or does lying to Congress gets a Pass Do Not Go to Jail if you resign
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Thu Sep-13-07 05:31 PM
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1. The richer you are, the more innocent you are. |
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Look at bush, cheney, et al. Look at O.J. Simpson or Micheal Jackson. How about Scooter? Nicole Richie. I'm poor, and if I ever get arrested (again) I wish I could afford their lawyers.
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lovuian
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Thu Sep-13-07 05:58 PM
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there is No Justice Department???
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KansDem
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Thu Sep-13-07 06:02 PM
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Several years ago, I was cited by the city for not having raingutters on my house (I had pulled them off and was painting the fascia in preparation for having new gutters installed. The project took longer than expected and the city "exercised its authority"). Anyway, I went to the hearing with the city DA to plead my case (it turned bitterly cold and I couldn't finish painting in a timely fashion). Anyway, I'm standing in line outside the DA's "hearing room" (a conference in the city building) with a few well-dressed guys standing in front of me. It turned out that these guys are lawyers representing their clients who sounded like kids with traffic violations. I hear one after another go "into the office" (the door remained open) and say something like:
"Hi ya, Joe. I'm representing Jack, Mr Smith's kid, and...well, he got a little drunk and took his dad's car and ran it off the road through the front of a business...and, well, you know, just a little wild...you know. He's real sorry!" And the DA would mull over the details and together they would work out a deal that kind of sounded like justice, but I wondered what would happen if the kid was sitting in jail, and had only the public defender to represent him.
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Thu Sep-13-07 06:01 PM
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3. Guess Congress let him off the hook since he resigned. |
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Haven't heard any follow-up of on any possible perjury charges? Anyway your post just gave me a worse thought, are you ready? Say with all this talk going around about "something" happing tomorrow, or over the weekend ..... before Gonzo's last day on the 17th ...... ummmm think he'd actually stick around? In Bush's emergency measures of imposing some kind of Martial Law .... he could say he was forced under the circumstances to retain Attorney General Alberto Gonzales services for the unforeseeable future, terror terror terror, we will protect you bla bla ....... this aggression will not stand, ........ hell what a nightmare that would be! Have a nice day !!!
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Thu Sep-13-07 06:38 PM
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5. very Interesting Have to admit it would be the last laugh on |
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Congress wouldn't it
I would not put it pass them
I will pray for the 17th
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