Personal files and computers and backups, from home, laptop, or blackberry computers, used in relation to Siegelman or Wecht

Pardon me for swooning, but it looks like MadDogs and the regulars might have plenty to gnaw on as these tasty morsels spill out of HJC. I hope to learn a lot from their comments ;-))

Here’s the list of servers they want searched

Heh. I plan to indulge in butter on my popcorn when Bu$hCo repeats, repeats, repeats that they don’t have the necessary items. No doubt the WH and DoJ are already howling about the ‘expense’ of meeting this request.
I hope Conyers reminds them that, ‘If we can spend $14.1 million per hour in Iraq, we can spend a few hundred thousand to search a few servers and handheld devices.’

Where’s MadDogs? And BillE? And PJEvans? and the rest of the techies…?!
My hunch: Conyers gots emails.

Between Yoo and Rove, Solicitor Paul Clement is going to have to invent a whole new kind of privilege to protect those willing to blab to the press but not to Congressional committees.

the problem marcy is, they don’t care, they will invent a new kind of priviledge

they are brazen, they are sociopaths, they do not care

they will claim priviledge

For example, it reveals that Scrushy’s lawyer Art Leach believed he had made a plea deal with the prosecutors, only to have that deal rejected by someone higher than Criminal Division head Alice Fischer

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Cue up the creepy soundtrack.
…Alice Fisher… now, where have we heard that name before…?

Let’s hope Conyers and his fellow Committee members create rigorous, tight response guidelines for Rove, et al. Formulating questions that require ONLY a yes/no, or true/false response might be a good start. Else, Rove will probably make Abu Gonzo look like a clear talker, and the Committee look like pack of droning fools.