by Charley James
Where is a pair of dirty, old shoes when I need them?
I want to hurl a pair after it became official yesterday when reality was confirmed by no less a reliable White House source than the president himself. George Bush summed up his view of how his policies affected the world over the [...]
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The “So What?” Administration
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Bush’s Blanket Pardon For War And Torture?
Posted on 18 November 2008 by Charley James | Comments (1) | Tags: also cover the hapless Army officers, authorized torture despite US laws, Bush would be pardoning himself, Bush’s Blanket Pardon For War And Torture, Charley James, Countdown, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Douglas Feith, Dubya considering issuing a “blanket pardon”, enlisted personnel who carried out illegal orders from, everyone involved in anything illegal in the Iraq and A, international treaties banning its use, it would allow an administration to do anything and esc, it would establish a “dangerous precedent” for future p, John Yoo, Jonathan Turley, NCOs, pardoning himself for Watergate would be an admission o, Paul Wolfowitz, remotely connected to torturing detainees during his se, Richard Nixon, self-pardon his Watergate crimes, shenanigans Bush & Co. might try pulling in their l, such a pardon would not only be “unprecedented” in Amer, the neo-con cabal surrounding the administration that n, whispered reports
by Charley James
As if we don’t have enough to worry about the shenanigans Bush & Co. might try pulling in their last 60-plus days in office, now comes whispered reports from Washington that Dubya is considering issuing a “blanket pardon” for everyone involved in anything illegal in the Iraq and Afghanistan invasions and – more [...]
Mission Accomplished 5 Years Later…
Posted on 01 May 2008 by Denis Campbell | Comments (0) | Tags: aircraft carrier, Ari Fleischer, Barbara Bush, Bill Clinton, Bill O'Reilly, Christopher Cerf, Countdown, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, General Eric Shinseki, George W. Bush, Keith Olbermann, Kenneth Adelman, Mission Accomplished, MSNBC, Paul Wolfowitz, Richard Perle, Victor Navasky, William Kristol
On 1 May 2003, President Bush stood on the deck of an aircraft carrier in San Diego in front of 5,000 soldiers and Declared “major combat operations in Iraq have ended.” Mission Accomplished said the banner behind their Commander in Chief. Every night MSNBC’s Keith Olbermann signs off his Countdown show by saying “That’s it [...]
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