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č A desperate little cowboy in the White House jumpin' up and down hollerin' and screamin' about them crazy libruls that want to hang him.
Should have thought about all that Mr. Bush when you started boning up on the executive orders, signing statements, secret prisons, legalizing torture, spying on Americans, tracking airline flight records of people without telling them, etc... etc... etc...
I thought the most scathing comment came at the last about the 'drive-by-victims'... More like 'Victim Makers of the Middle Class'...
baltimoresun.comBush is bracing for new scrutinyWhite House hiring lawyers in expectation of Democratic probesBy Julie Hirschfeld DavisOriginally published December 26, 2006WASHINGTON // President Bush is bracing for what could be an onslaught of investigations by the new Democratic-led Congress by hiring lawyers to fill key White House posts and preparing to play defense on countless document requests and possible subpoenas."Like any White House that has to deal with a Congress run by the other party, this White House has to bulk up its staff to deal with the inevitable flood of subpoenas. They're also going to have to coordinate with lots of friends and supporters," said Mark Corallo, a former top Republican aide to the House committee that issued more than 1,000 subpoenas to the Clinton camp.Corallo and Barbara Comstock, another Republican public-relations executive with broad experience in Hill investigations, are launching a crisis-communications firm to serve officials and corporations who, Corallo said, could end up as "drive-by victims" in a new round of probes.
WASHINGTON // President Bush is bracing for what could be an onslaught of investigations by the new Democratic-led Congress by hiring lawyers to fill key White House posts and preparing to play defense on countless document requests and possible subpoenas.
"Like any White House that has to deal with a Congress run by the other party, this White House has to bulk up its staff to deal with the inevitable flood of subpoenas. They're also going to have to coordinate with lots of friends and supporters," said Mark Corallo, a former top Republican aide to the House committee that issued more than 1,000 subpoenas to the Clinton camp.
Corallo and Barbara Comstock, another Republican public-relations executive with broad experience in Hill investigations, are launching a crisis-communications firm to serve officials and corporations who, Corallo said, could end up as "drive-by victims" in a new round of probes.
