libs always want to change the rules when they do not like them. On Dec 10, 2:43 pm, NavyBrat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I don't think I will. Thanks tho. Presidents have had that perk for a > long time. You don't get to change it just because you don't like > Bush. > > On Dec 10, 6:50 am, mike 532 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Ask Your House Member To Co-Sponsor H.Res. 1531 Against The Bush > > Preemptive Pardons > > > Another day, another non-denial denial that Bush is planning midnight > > preemptive blanket pardons for his entire gang, including himself. In > > an article in the New York Times the other day, current attorney > > general Mukasey is quoted as asserting it would not be "necessary". > > Please take careful note he did not say it wouldn't happen, because > > unless we speak out now it WILL. > > > The best shot we have is H.Res. 1531 which puts the administration on > > clear notice that there will be strong push back from Congress if > > they attempt such a scurrilous stunt. Please submit this action page > > to ask your House member to sign on as a co-sponsor of this measure. > > > Support H.Res. 1531 Action Page:http://www.usalone.com/hres1531.php > > > We all know that George Bush as someone without even the guts to face > > his own music, he who sent more that four thousand brave Americans to > > their senseless graves, for a premeditated and knowing lie in Iraq, > > tens of thousands of American crippled and mutilated for life, > > trillions looted from our economy, and he doesn't even have the > > simple courage to risk the accountability of having to defend his > > numberless crimes in a fair trial. > > > It is now known that Nixon seriously considered pardoning himself, > > but even he was not THAT despicable. George Bush most certainly is. > > And remember that his administration has been infested with Nixon era > > cronies like Cheney and Rumsfeld, so it is no surprise that the > > malfeasance of the Nixon era has been magnified in the last eight > > years. > > > Nixon infamously said, "If the president does it that means it is not > > illegal", conveniently after his own blanket pardon by the way. That > > has been their creed. The entire Bush administration has been one > > ongoing criminal enterprise since day one, a wrecking ball to the > > Constitution and rule of law, with torture, illegal surveillance, > > obstruction and perversion of justice in the firing of U.S. > > attorneys, not to mention national level election fraud, the naked > > treason of outing Valerie Plame, and on and on. > > > And the only way we can make sure nothing like this EVER happens > > again is to demand full accountability, so that all America truly > > understands what a miserable, lying, cowardly creep we were so > > foolish as to allow get away with stealing two successive > > presidential elections. > > > Please call on your members of Congress to immediately sign on to > > H.Res. 1531, and let's have a real national debate on the coming > > greatest outrage of all, before they get away with that too. > > > Support H.Res. 1531 Action Page:http://www.usalone.com/hres1531.php --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum
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