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Originally Posted by aceventura3
What good is going to come from all of this?
I say nothing, therefore Congress is basically wasting time and energy. The country faces monumental issues that will change the course of history, yet Congress goes through this excercise.
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Ace....more competent, honest and accountable management of an important federal agency may not change the course of history, but it will make for better government and more public confidence in the federal criminal investigation/prosecution process.
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Senate bill passed several weeks ago to overturn the provision in the Patriot Act inserted at the request of the DoJ and by the Repub conference committtee (Dems were excluded) on the process of appointing interim attorneys is not historic, but a positive outcome.
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Originally Posted by host
dc_dux, you and I post well documented arguments, complete with visuals, footnotes, links......and the response is that they "feel" that we are incorrect, and that they are "spot on"....but they offer nothing to enlighten us....mostly they just feed us our own quotes, with one sentence responses....not very convincing......
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I am also still waiting for an answer to the "common sense fundamental question" of why Gonazales felt the investigation of William Jefferson was more "unique" than the investigations of Cunningham and Ney that he would authorize raiding a Congressional office for the first time in the history of Congress. (
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