Yesterday, I called Issa, a “fucking self righteous prick.”
Unfortunately, I got Issa mixed up with Burton.
Issa is just a regular right-wing idiot.
I regret the mistake.

what mistake ???

Issa IS a “fucking self righteous prick.” I’m from cali, where Issa funded the recall election that resulted in the gropenator, and I still remember that fucking self righteous LITTLE prick CRYING at the press conference when he announced that he didn’t have a chance to become governor

Issa is a whiny assed little titty baby as well as self righteous LITTLE prick, and a hypocrite too

just like every other repuglitard

that’s the problem with repuglitards, they all sound alike to me

and they kinda LOOK alike too

so I can understand why you got them mixed up

here’s a tip

burton is a whiny assed little titty baby, a self righteous LITTLE prick, and a hypocrite, but he is considerably taller than Issa

When Bonds denied using steroids in his grand jury testimony, the government already had coded records from the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative indicating that he had, indeed, used the drugs. Bonds has pleaded not guilty to perjury charges. When Jones denied using steroids, the investigators plugged away for five years until an unrelated bank-fraud case gave them additional leverage against Jones.

First, an apology.

Yesterday, I called Issa, a “fucking self righteous prick.”
Unfortunately, I got Issa mixed up with Burton.
Issa is just a regular right-wing idiot.
I regret the mistake.

Today, in hearings on Capitol Hill, I confronted Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on her role in the lies, exaggerations, and misdirection that led us into the Iraq war.

During my questioning, Secretary Rice falsely stated that she never saw intelligence casting doubt on the Bush Administration claims that Saddam possessed weapons of mass destruction. This unbelievable statement is flatly contradicted by numerous government reports and CIA testimonials. (To watch the video of my exchange with Secretary Rice, click here.)

Secretary Rice’s responses demonstrate once and for all that we need aggressive oversight over this out of control Administration. Unfortunately, the Bush Administration has ignored the constitutional right of Congress to provide such oversight.

It is time Congress took aggressive action to assert our rights on behalf of the American people.

The House of Representatives must immediately hold former White House Counsel Harriet Miers and White House Chief of Staff Josh Bolten in contempt of Congress for their failure to respond to congressional subpoenas.

I have been aggressively lobbying Members of Congress to support a vote on contempt, and I am thrilled to report that Speaker Pelosi told me directly that she agrees it is well past time to vote on contempt. I am anticipating that the House will shortly vote on resolutions of both civil and criminal contempt for both Miers and Bolten.

No one should be immune from accountability and the rule of law.

Not Harriet Miers or Josh Bolten.

And especially not Condoleezza Rice, George W. Bush or Dick Cheney.

It is time to defend the Constitution and our rights as a co-equal branch of government.

I will continue to take on the Bush Administration for their outrageous abuses just as I confronted Condoleezza Rice today and Attorney General Mukasey last week. (Click here to see my questioning of Mukasey.)

With your help we will hold these top Bush officials in contempt and continue our efforts to hold impeachment hearings for Vice President Dick Cheney.

Thank you, as always, for your great support.

Yours truly,

Congressman Robert Wexler
Do we have coordinsted movement?

Thanks for the update on Roger. I guess we both see it about the same way. The portions of your post on how the government goes after people was interesting. I take it The Federalist Society has no problem with this?

What really irritates me is the Democrats never made the case during the Nixon/Ford/Carter years that the stagflation of the time was a direct result of Nixon taking us off the gold supply. It was a direct debasement of the currency and the natural reaction of those holding dollars, particularly oil states, was to raise prices so as to stabilize prices/exchanges for a ‘market basket of goods’. That led directly to Reagan and everything we have seen in this country since 1980.

I used to just think that Democrats were incompetent but the more we see the more I am coming to the conclusion that they’re complicit in what is occurring, both politically and financially. Who doesn’t think the Rethugs can push something like this through Congress in an election year?

God help us if the oil states ever decide to price oil in a different currency.