Do They Even Let George W. Bush in the White House?

[erpowers]

Last night I watched the late version of Keith Olbermann (the 11:00 central time version). During the show clips of Bush talking to the press were shown. These clips, especially the ones about Alberto Gonzoles made me wonder if they even let Bush in the White House these days. He just seemed to be so unaware of what was going on. He actually claimed that no one in Congress had even accused Gonzoles of any wrongdoing. He went on to say there was no proof that Gonzoles had done anything wrong. Both those statements are surprising to me in that a number of Congress members have accused Gonzales of purjury, while some have asked for an independent investigation to determine whether Gonzales actually lied to Congress. Furthermore, the fact that FBI Director Muller's testimony directly contradicts Gonzales' testimony is proof that either something is wrong or Gonzales lied to Congress.

[rodeodance]

1. Bush using saming Terminology when Libby was in trouble-----Libby not

convicted (at that time-not legally).

He is doing same with Gonzo. Accusations do not count-------gotta really get him on something.

[AndyA]

2. If you're a Loyal Bushie, committing perjury isn't wrongdoing.

It's expected.

So, in Bushieland, no crimes have been committed.