And, yes, I DO take it personally: The disingenuousness (or is it plain stupidity?) of the New York Times

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And, yes, I DO take it personally

Saturday, March 03, 2007

The disingenuousness (or is it plain stupidity?) of the New York Times

no matter how many times they make positive suggestions to the bush administration, they always get a swift kick in the ass as a thank-you... it must be masochism...

It is time for the Justice Department to stop issuing rote denials that are becoming increasingly hard to believe about the suspicious firing of eight United States attorneys. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales should appoint an impartial investigator to get to the bottom of this unfolding scandal.

oh, yeah, right... like george's consummate legal liar is going to appoint a special investigator to investigate HIMSELF...! and, even if he did, an IMPARTIAL one...?!?! you have GOT to be kidding...! if they're going to make suggestions they know don't have a snowball's chance in hell of being implemented, they could at least respect readers' intelligence and say so...

Labels: Alberto Gonzales, Department of Justice, New York Times, U.S. Attorney General, US Attorneys