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Bush and his gang of above the law cronies blow away justice again!
by Michael G'Francisco   
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U.S. District Judge John Bates gives it up the kazoo to a critic of his pal Bush's administration.


     News Flash!!  Federal Judge John D. Bates tossed out the lawsuit of former CIA agent Valerie Plame.  In doing so, he whitewashed and forever eliminated the last fragment of the "leak scandel" that Bush's henchmen Dick Cheney, Karl Rove, Scooter Libby and Richard Amitage set upon the wife of former Ambassor Joseph Wilson.
     The judge claimed he would not express an opinion on a constitutional argument.  But, the real reason was the Bush gang was out to get her husband for harshly criticizing the antics of  Bush's war agenda among other things.
     Bates really overstepped his bounds when he proclaimed that that Cheney and the rest of the Bush gang were correct and that Plame and Wilson were liars.
     It seems very odd that everytime this administration gets pinched on the rear cheek, about what they're doing, there is always a law that says it's OK!
     Man, does this country have a problem.  Sixteen more months of men and women dying, getting butchered-up with bombs, billions of taxpayers dollars (debts) and who knows what else.

REMEMBER CITIZENS OF THIS GREAT COUNTRY, POLITICANS TEND TO TELL YOU WHAT YOU WHAT TO HEAR.  BUT, NEVER DELIVER THE PROMISES!  IN WASHINGTON IT'S ALWAYS THE SAME OLD ADAGE THEY LIVE BY; "MONEY TALKS AND BULLSHIT WALKS!"
                VOTE AN INDEPENDENT TICKET.

Go softly into the night.   mgf
   
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Reviewed by Debi Fairchild (Reader)
Reviewed on July 25, 2010
Amen totally agree. Well written

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