President Bush Uses
Republican House to Pardon Himself
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"I don't need to be subliminabable."
The Unauthorized Bush Biography
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Geoerge W. Bush is a liar. He has lied large and small. He has lied directly and by omission. He has mistated facts, knowingly or not. He has misled. He has broken promises, been unfaithful to political vows. Through his campaign for the presidency and his first years in the White House, he has mugged the truth - not merely in honest error, but deliberately, consistently, and repeatedly to advance his career and his agenda. Lying greased his path toward the White House; it has been one of the essential tools of his presidency.
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"You take the blue pill and the story ends. You wake in your bed and you believe whatever you want to believe."
"You take the
red pill and you stay in Wonderland and I'll show
you how deep the rabbit-hole goes."
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Cafferty struck a somber
tone tonight after the House passed legislation that
includes a war crimes immunity clause. He rightfully asks,
"what are we becoming?" |
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Cafferty: President Bush is trying to
pardon himself. Here’s the deal: Under the War Crimes Act,
violations of the Geneva Conventions are felonies, in some
cases punishable by death. When the Supreme Court ruled that
the Geneva Convention applied to al Qaeda and Taliban
detainees, President Bush and his boys were suddenly in big
trouble. They’ve been working these prisoners over pretty
good. In an effort to avoid possible prosecution they’re
trying to cram this bill through Congress before the end of
the week before Congress adjourns. The reason there’s such a
rush to do this? If the Democrats get control of the House
in November this kind of legislation probably wouldn’t pass. |
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