XPost: alt.society.liberalism, alt.atheism, talk.politics.guns
From: kiltmac@gmail.com
On 5/21/2013 11:20 PM, Jason wrote:
> In article , Tom McDonald
> wrote:
>
>> On 5/21/2013 7:17 PM, Jason wrote:
>>> In article , Zepp wrote:
>>>
>>>> On Tue, 21 May 2013 16:45:13 -0700, Jason wrote:
>>>>> One other question:
>>>>>
>>>>> If you was a high ranking employee of a large company and knew about a
>>>>> scandal related to the company, would you keep the scandal a secret or
>>>>> let your top boss know about the scandal?
>>>>>
>>>>> I will answer the last question first: I would tell my top boss.
>>>
>>> Good point. I hope they have a congressional investigation about the AP
>>> scandal. It's just as serious as the IRS scandal.
>>>
>>> Someone should write letters to Holder and Obama and remind them that the
>>> constitution mentions freedom of the press. Perhaps they have forgotten
>>> about what they learned about the constitution.
>>>
>>>
>> Your problem there is that your guy, Bush2, pushed through the laws that
>> make what happened to the AP entirely legal. You knew that it was legal,
>> right?
>
> Bush2 is OLD NEWS. Holder is Obama's best friend. He is the one that
> required the AP to give the federal government their phone records.
>
>
You don't get it. I'm not defending Holder or the Obama administration.
I'm pointing out that the scandal here is not one that can bring down
Obama or Holder, since what Holder's Justice Department did was
*perfectly legal*. And the folks what gave us that despicable legal
framework were the Bushies under Dubya. With, unfortunately, the
connivance of some Democrats.
It's not, in other words, an Obama scandal; it's a scandal about how out
legal system was perverted by fear--IOW, the terrorists won this round.
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