It was a GoodCelery! Sigmund Freud pink slip showing. huh.

Hank Paulson does it too:`The DOJ knows who Kim Doan is.

Kim bough a crooked lawyers Laundromat in PA. Tom Ridge?

No. A solicitor for the State AG way back. Mr Chertoff knows.

Chertoff? O. AG Ascroff's White Collar Crime Investigator. OY!

Hank P., say:

*"I believe and I know that this administration believes the auto industry in this--in this country. We're very supportive of management.--excuse me. We're very supportive of--of manufacturing."*

O Hank Paulson.

Yep. A candid one expressing his thoughts at a news conference yesterday morning. Treasury Secretary Sigmund Freud.

Well, a black crow hawks.

Outside. Crow swings thee wings.

Squab? O. No. No unfledged pigeon.

A Red Tail Hawk! Squawk with clear noise speech.

okay. Yes. I complain and make clear expressions.

When will Kim Doan get some due Justice? DOJ? I wait.

"And if people like Rush Limbaugh, O'Reilly, Fox News and their lowlife followers supported and passed on the "presidential" lies then they should be held accountable as well since they perpetuated the lies." -- Rusty Fender

IMO, the absolute worst thing that might happen would be to include the likes of Limbaugh, BillO, and FOX in any perceived indictment (virtual or actual) for what went on during the Bush Administration (and/or previous administrations).

To do that would only serve to confirm that a witchhunt was taking place and that the motives for said witchhunt are as political as they are claiming. Doing so would also open the door to protracted 1st Amendment claims which would deflect the public's attention away from the real problems.

If they do anything (and I don't have a lot of confidence that they will do anything substantial in this area), Obama and Congress need to exercise extreme care in this regard.

The lid is opening even wider.

Rusty Fender. You guessed right.

I do enjoy chewing double axle's.

It's better than a olive green fender.

A green clunker with a fenders bent.

I bought a `48 farm truck with racks.

Thee hay Lady sold it for $700 bucks.

Her farmer husband was a horse lover.

He and I use to smoke corn cob corn silk

He died in his sleep. No goof. O phooey.

Farmer know O love mules and old truck.

It's real cool Studabaker. O red side rails.

And faded green body. It still starts ups.

Somewhere there is a web-photo? O Che.

Pasa? What's happening? Enjoy thee pasta.

Car mechanics pull teeth with needle nose.

Thanks for getting back to me.

My first sentence contained this:

there were probably others in his administration that were more motivated than Bush (Cheney, Addington et. al.),

I think the two reasons you gave as motivation for Hoover could equally apply to Cheney and Addington.

I really think that most of the motivations in the Bush admin should be laid at the feet of Cheney and his staff, although by no means exclusively. To the extent that Bush, as chief executive, failed to restrain their ambitions, he is responsible for the results, irrespective of his own motives.

The anger that exists isn't remotely in proportion to the damage that was done. By trying to be disingenuous about Bush, while ignoring the main architects of this travesty, you are not being honest.

I will not be one who ignores Obama when he makes decisions I disagree with, and I fully expect him to make a lot of them. Most of the posters here who voted for Obama are not dyed-in-the-wool cheerleaders. You should know that already.

Incitement to commit voter fraud and riot is Illegal. He should be prosecuted.

Isn't Congresses responsibility to do this and aren't they compelled to expose illegal wrong-doing by ANY administration?

I think that the Congress can determine if laws have been broken. I don't see what Obama has to do with any of it. The White House doesn't prosecute anyone. But if laws have been broken, then someone needs to answer for it.

But, hey, yeah, I can see how spineless Democrats would want to sweep it under the rug.

Lately in here it has been an incubator of projection, fear, anger and cynicism. What's the matter with everybody? I take the media reports about What Obama Should Do and shrug. I mean, how much unsolicited advice is being given to the Prez Elect by every blowhard with a willing "journalist"? Do you really think Obama is listening to all this? Do you think he surfs the InterTubes all day to read what everyone is writing about him?

Doubtful.

Stop manifesting your worst nightmares and start visualizing justice and change. If enough of you are going to project your Charlie Brown/Lucy fantasy onto this administration which hasn't even taken office, just because you have been so disillusioned and betrayed in the past....well, you're all going to have that reality.

Last time I checked, it was Congress's job to prosecute people, not the President's. Let's see what the new Senate and House Majority do now that they have the reins in a real way. I'd be shocked if they swept it all under the table. I think this bullshit is being perpetrated by a fearful minority of invested jerkoffs who have a LOT to lose if these investigations get serious. I don't see Obama being owned by any of those interests -- yet.

Meanwhile, I refuse to get my lacy undies in a bundle over leaks, rumors, projection, wishful thinking, propaganda and unsolicited advice by political liars and brain dead reporters. I will wait for the real fire before I start making my sheet ladder.

Here's some good news (linka @ sig) regarding restoring the Rule of Law.

Feingold has a big, fat agenda, and he ain't about to Shut. Up.

"Rush Limbaugh is a criminal

Incitement to commit voter fraud and riot is Illegal. He should be prosecuted."

-- Rusty Fender

Thank you for saving a lot of my time today.

Now, the only decision I have to make is to determine whether you're a Troll or just an incredibly stupid nincompoop.