Not only did our Kangaroo Court in Gitmo decide that it’s okay to threaten teeenaged boys with rape to get them to confess, but it also announced that the sentence for Ibrahim al Qosi would remain sealed until he was released. In one courtroom, Air Force Lt. Col. Nancy Paul, a military judge, announced that [...]

Alex, I’m going with – “What is getting a prosecutor fired for not complying with your political agenda?” The investigation (not of the U. S. Attorney firings despite misleading headlines) into the Iglesias firing is done. bmaz is ready to change his name to Carnac and Holder’s Department of Justice has shot off a letter-ary [...]

The results are in from the Nora Dannehy DOJ investigation into the US Attorney firings by the Bush/Cheney Administration. And, shockingly, the Obama/Holder Department of Justice just cannot find any conduct, not one single instance, worthy of criminal prosecution.

Scott Bloch, the former head of the Office of Special Counsel is copping a plea.

The WaPo reveals that they had an hour-long interview with Karl Rove earlier this month–at which he tried to spin his role in the US Attorney firings. Apparently, though, his spin was debunked by documents the WaPo received.

Murray reports that the grand jury investigation investigating David Iglesias’ firing is getting closer to Domenici. Will Domenici take the fall and protect Bush?

Former US Pardon Attorney Margaret Love warns that Bush’s avalanche of pardons is about to begin.

More and more, the McPalin campaign’s attempts to cover-up the Monegan firing remind me of the US Attorney purge.

Like Don Siegelman, David Iglesias doesn’t buy Fred Fielding’s claim that Rove’s subpoena pertained to Rove’s “official duties.”

After reading the longer document on OSC’s investigations, it appears there is SOME logic to Scott Bloch’s investigations. But that doesn’t mean he’s a good manager.