And, yes, I DO take it personally: The question that should have been asked four years ago

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And, yes, I DO take it personally

Monday, June 25, 2007

The question that should have been asked four years ago

the answer is, "hell, yes," and it should have been asked of the entire bush administration and its congressional enablers...

"Has the vice-president gone too far?" asked NBC [Today Show, broadcast on June 25], adding that "the National Archives thinks so," because Cheney alone in the executive branch has refused to file required reports or permit inspections of his office's handling of classified material.

now, we're deep into the hole and nobody's stepping forward to help us climb out...

Labels: Bush Administration, Congress, constitutional crisis, Dick Cheney, Information Security Oversight Office, National Archives, NBC, Vice President