Sunday, May 16, 2004

Grounds for disbarment, if not indictment for treason.

Bush's idiot White House counsel Alberto Gonzales wrote a post-9/11 memo to the President that excused following the Geneva Convention or being civilized. "In my judgment, this new paradigm renders obsolete Geneva's strict limitations on questioning of enemy prisoners and renders quaint some of its provisions."

"Renders quaint." Sounds like this sleaze-bucket deserves this same quaint treatment, courtesy of lifers in maximum-security federal prisons.

Update: Trying to appear that he didn't really mean what he said in his memo to the President, Alberto "I give lawyers a bad name, and that's tough to do" Gonzales tries to paint over the past with a veneer of respectability. Nope. Don't buy it. It's too late to change those spots, except to prison stripes.

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