Wow!! She’s got a really bad memory for someone in such a high level position. Weird how that seems to work in this administration. The higher up you get the worse your memory is. 😛
This may be a short preview of Kyle Sampson’s testimony today. Bad memory seems to be rampant in the Bush Administration. I doubt we will get any satisfaction at todays hearing but I would like to be wrong.
So if I just walk into a shopping mall and start shooting people, can I like just say I don’t remember it? And if several people who work with me see it and testify, can I just then shrug it off?
Well, it looks like that after today’s testimony Gonzales is going to take the “bad memory” stance, as well. It’s clear that he was in the know on the firings, but now all he has to say is, “I just didn’t remember.” and it all be fine with his boss. Yeah, I’m not buying it!! It’s NOT fine! When you are in a position of power making money given by taxpayers then you damned well better remember what the hell you are doing. That’s all. Just don’t forget it. 😉
I hope the old saying, “the higher they rise, the harder they fall,” holds up here. This memory thing is getting comical. I think it’s a wish. They’re banking on our forgetting who started this war, and what they told us to get us here.
They think we’re all idiots. The biggest evidence that they’re right about that is that we elected them in the first place…
M~ Saying that we elected them is like saying that you trust the electronic voting machines/ wireless tabulators. I for one do NOT support our current system of FAITH-based voting. http://www.rense.com/general73/voting.htm
“Attorney General Alberto Gonzales acknowledged Friday confusion about of his role in firing eight U.S. attorneys but said he doesn’t “recall being involved in deliberations” over which prosecutors were to be ousted.” http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/03/30/fired.attorneys.ap/index.html
And I know we are all surprised by his memory failing to recollect being a part of the firings.
As far as the “We electing him” goes. I do recall a state named Florida in which there was much ado about the votes. Good ol’ Florida…
Wow!! She’s got a really bad memory for someone in such a high level position. Weird how that seems to work in this administration. The higher up you get the worse your memory is. 😛
This may be a short preview of Kyle Sampson’s testimony today. Bad memory seems to be rampant in the Bush Administration. I doubt we will get any satisfaction at todays hearing but I would like to be wrong.
So if I just walk into a shopping mall and start shooting people, can I like just say I don’t remember it? And if several people who work with me see it and testify, can I just then shrug it off?
Well, it looks like that after today’s testimony Gonzales is going to take the “bad memory” stance, as well. It’s clear that he was in the know on the firings, but now all he has to say is, “I just didn’t remember.” and it all be fine with his boss. Yeah, I’m not buying it!! It’s NOT fine! When you are in a position of power making money given by taxpayers then you damned well better remember what the hell you are doing. That’s all. Just don’t forget it. 😉
I hope the old saying, “the higher they rise, the harder they fall,” holds up here. This memory thing is getting comical. I think it’s a wish. They’re banking on our forgetting who started this war, and what they told us to get us here.
They think we’re all idiots. The biggest evidence that they’re right about that is that we elected them in the first place…
M~ Saying that we elected them is like saying that you trust the electronic voting machines/ wireless tabulators. I for one do NOT support our current system of FAITH-based voting. http://www.rense.com/general73/voting.htm
“Attorney General Alberto Gonzales acknowledged Friday confusion about of his role in firing eight U.S. attorneys but said he doesn’t “recall being involved in deliberations” over which prosecutors were to be ousted.” http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/03/30/fired.attorneys.ap/index.html
And I know we are all surprised by his memory failing to recollect being a part of the firings.
As far as the “We electing him” goes. I do recall a state named Florida in which there was much ado about the votes. Good ol’ Florida…
p. help unbury this VIP: (piece)
http://rawstory.com/news/2007/Democratic_Committee_requests_deposition_from_Secretary_0330.html
Democratic Committee requests deposition from Secretary of State over Niger forgeries and Iraq
John Byrne
Published: Friday March 30, 2007