Very Serious Question

Posted on 05/15/2009 at 8:00 pm by Bob Cesca

If investigating and prosecuting members of a previous administration is such a Washington no-no, why, then, has the establishment press, the Republicans and the Obama administration not called off the attorney firing investigation?

(Adding… I don’t want them to, but it’s curious that one prosecution like this is okay, but another isn’t.)

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  • http://homepage.mac.com/wildlifeweb/bird/flamingo/honolulu/flamingo01.jpg veralynn

    I may not be the best one to answer, but IIRC they fought that tooth and nail, until fredo “couldn’t recall”. after that not even the wing nuts could stop it.

  • http://tarackian.deviantart.com J M Ashby

    I dont think its in the best interest of the republican party to oppose this one because the politicizing of attorneys can hurt them (now) as much or more as it did democrats during the bush years.

  • http://homepage.mac.com/wildlifeweb/bird/flamingo/honolulu/flamingo01.jpg veralynn

    they haven’t shown that they understand that Ashby.I never thought they would think being pro-torture would be a positive either, yet there they are.

  • http://tarackian.deviantart.com J M Ashby

    Good point

  • http://www.xkcd.com/ ∇•B=0  Silly Ratfaced Git  ∇•D=ρ

    The notion that investigating and prosecuting members of a previous administration is such a Washington no-no is a rather recent bit of bullshit propaganda. Previous adminisrations have been prosecuted many times. Teapot doom springs to mind.I call Bullshit. This is another fabrication from the same crooks that should be prosecuted.

  • brutlyhonest

    Hey, get your priorities straight! Lying about getting a hummer is an impeachable offense. Wadding up the Constitution and throwing it away because the ends justify the means is A-ok.

    PS: Didn’t they want an investigation into missing w’s on keyboards?