WATERBOARDING THE LAW

Mukasey Rx Gumbo "Goodbye Democracy, and All That..."

"Lawbreaker in Chief"

One Too Many Cooks: Rx LAW

Thank Kerry

and or Whitehouse?:
"Legislation Banning ‘Caging Lists’ Introduced in Senate" Daily KOS
Belated fixes for CAGING? Not to mention my comment on the "Mukasey Rx Gumbo" (firstlink.) *


MY COMMENT OF SEVERAL DAYS AGO:

Senators:[Democrats on the Judiciary]

The Mukasey nomination must be opposed. He refuses to answer a question on a crime that is in the Military Code of Justice as well as International Law, and Bush excuses because the nominee has not been briefed and if that were required in a time of war, then no nominees could be confirmed. By this form of logic, Bush has no accountability and Congress has no role of oversight in a time of war.

The Guardian "It's not fair..."

Bush says nominee cannot answer a question if something is illegal, even if the administration is not doing it?

This must be investigated and the president held accountable for lying on this count, if anything counts.
There should also be an investigation on the scrap of paper quote.

Capitol Hill Blue
Bush swears

Scraps? Worse. Bush swears at the constitution rather than upholding it. Are you?

[While I was very impressed with the reasoning of Senator Feinstein
in this
IT DOES NOT MITIGATE MY CONCERN!
Just how can we expect Kyl-Lieberman
to hold Iran accountable,
when we cannot hold our own.]

[Finally after not necessarily reading all of the above, I DID READ THESE:
How Schumer & Feinstein May Blow the Best Chance in Years to Stop Torture,
Stoptorture The Harvard Anti-Torture Coalition

and
Mukasey's testimony raises question: Is the president above the law?
Dan Rather Hearst Newspaper ]

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* What is mentioned in the constitution is the press, and here is what is left of it.