Man, Bush sets ‘em up, and Giblets knocks ‘em down.
In case you haven’t been paying attention, most of America disapproves of America’s war in Iraq and disapproves of America’s president. That means America is providing aid and comfort to America’s enemies, and that can only mean one thing: America is guilty of treason.
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December 18th, 2005 · Category: Politics · Tags: giblets, president, treason, war in iraq · Comments Off
Does anybody else wish that Delay would have been booked the same week that Harriet Miers quit and Scooter Libby got indicted? Because I am not afraid to admit that the current situation makes me smile and giggle to the point of near-incontinence.
But I want to make two other quick points:
- Anybody who says that they don’t understand the Plame investigation is either lying, stupid, or so ill-informed that they should have their voter registration card taken away. The Fafblog says: “White House staffers leaked a covert CIA agent’s name to the press in an attempt to discredit a critic of the flawed intelligence used to support the Iraq War.”
- I’ll agree with the Republicans that I wish that they would have indicted these folks for something other than perjury, obstruction and making false statements. I was thinking treason. Cheney, Rove and Libby gave aid and comfort to our enemies, and we are at war, as the Republicans keep reminding me. So let’s have a quickie trial and get with the executions.
There. I feel better.
October 28th, 2005 · Category: Politics · Tags: cheney, cia agent, harriet miers, incontinence, iraq war, perjury, plame, republicans, rove, scooter libby, treason · Comments Off