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Originally Posted by mrbowler  Five years ago Cheney claimed executive privilege in refusing to release details about his meetings with oil industry executives to discuss energy policy. Now when we want to know what he's doing as it relates to America's national security in the lead-up to the war in Iraq and after the fact, the vice president has declared he is a member of the legislative branch.
I'm waiting to read/hear cheney's logic, and whether or not the President/Attorney General Gonzales is going to do anything. |
It's all the same cover up; oil people in the meeting with the [vice] President , and then the U.S.invading an oil rich nation.
Speaking of cover ups, anyone here see our sweet Iowa Republican Sara Marie Taylor's hangover-esque testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee today? She certainly does nothing to help the image of Midwest blondes, now does she? She is 32 years old, thin, lives only a few blocks from the Capitol, (on the Senate side no less, so there isn't even a hill to walk up), and she looked extremely ragged, irritated, and agitated today. She claimed "Executive Privilege" concerning "outside the White House" phone calls (laughable), and then, when reminded she can't claim "executive Privilege if the president is not part of the conversation, claimed she didn't remember getting any of those phone calls.
Let's see, the nearest liquor store from her house is Schneider's; I wonder if she stopped by yesterday afternoon for some "courage." So, any of you single Midwestern Republican men out there that wants to meet the poster child for the blonde stereotype, a women who once worked at the White House, and is a member of "political chicks," I would recommend hanging out at Schneider's over by the Heritage Foundation this early evening and look for a mad forgetful yellow haired women. When Sara walks in, introduce yourself.