No outrage over the Senate granting retro telecom immunity?

[nosmokes]

So now it's up to those heavy duty protectors of the Constitution under the heroic take no prisoners fully principled leadership of 'Off the Table' Pelosi and the rest of those mighty stalwarts in the House at least twenty-one of whom have already said they'll vote for the Senate version.I reckon the phone company execs and major stockholders are sleeping soundly tonight.

[orleans]

1. totally outraged. may we wiretap them all and expose all their

dirty little fucking secrets. cowards! republicans!

ug.

[Richard Steele]

2. I'm just all out of "outrage" these days.

I'm devoting my energies toward the more practical & useful task
of stockpiling canned goods and ammunition.

[leftofthedial]

3. what's new?

another day, another betrayal by congressional "democrats"

I used to think they were outfoxed. then I thought they were cowards. now it's clear they are exactly the same as the repukes.

[zalinda]

4. But, wait, St Obama will come in and with a stroke

of his pen, will fix everything. Or at least that is how the fairy tale is being told.

zalinda

[Fud]

5. No shortage of outrage

My own senator voted to let them off the hook. If this doesn't piss off every democrat then nothing will. They give this little turdling everything he wants constantly.

So what now then when a dem gets in office and they spy on karl rove would be a good thing i guess.
Or a waterboarding to all of them? Make that a spittle waterboarding it's not torture.

[radfringe]

6. OUTRAGED? yes. Surprised? No

just a freaking swarm of gelded jellyfish (no balls and no spine)

[malaise]

7. I hope you noticed that M$M who did not carry

one line of Chris Dodd's Monday night speech seemed delighted to announce that the war criminal won a major victory in the Senate.
If people really cared, they'd be out in the streets.