Whew, finally!

Any details with that? No.

Maybe later.

did i say CRIMINALITY??? i meant CRUCIALITY!!! the bush admin is CRUCIAL TO OUR SURVIVAL!!! WHERE ARE MY KNEEPADS????

Has to be Scooter Chris is speaking about.

Chris Matthews is and has ALWAYS been a prick.
Who really cares what he feels, says or thinks.

Chris knows Bush and Cheney are criminals. Now if only the 'opposition' party would wake up and do their duty to impeach them.

Chris Matthews voted for Bush/Cheny TWICE. He waxed poetic for years on his total support for Bushco and the whole neoCON junta. Provided scum like ann coulter, tom delay, tony blankley, etc., etc., etc. with airtime to spew their filth...he just adores John McCain and, of late, misses no opportunity to express his blatant male chauvinism with his jokes about Hillary's "cackles" and air of superiority over his female guests. NOW, he sees the way the wind blows, and has decided to suck up to those who knew all along we were getting screwed. Nah, sorry Tweety, "you tiger now!"

Chris Matthews has become a caricature of himself. Whatever that person in the black dress is has also the same distinction.

Michael Mukasey's nomination to succeed Gonzales at Justice is expected to be dominated by questions from Democratic senators on the memos.

The liberal establishment media are playing this like it's a giant minus for the White House. But as long as the public is clear on how our interrogation methods saved hundreds, if not thousands of lives, there is little doubt that Gonzales' conduct will come off as the biggest of pluses.

Americans might even start wishing he were back.


copied from IBD

http://ibdeditorials.com/IBDArticles.aspx?id=276477378066024

So when the Gray Lady this week divulged Justice Department memos authorizing the legality of some of the CIA's tougher methods in prisons in places like Afghanistan, Thailand and Eastern Europe " denying food, slapping terrorists upside the head, mock drowning and turning the air conditioning up too high in their cells " the normal response of anyone who cherishes freedom would be, "Bravo!"

But bravos from congressional Democrats were few and far between. Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy complained that Gonzales "reinstated a secret regime." House Judiciary Committee Chairman John Conyers and Rep. Jerrold Nadler wrote to the Justice Department that the secrecy and content of the memos were "extremely troubling."

The Office of Legal Counsel, where the memos were signed, should have its funding cut off unless Congress is handed the actual memos, according to Sen. Christopher Dodd, who's running for president. The nomination of the acting head of that office, Steven Bradbury, to assume the post permanently, has been blocked by Senate Democrats for years now.

Even renegade Republican Sen. Arlen Specter, who never seems to miss a chance at trying to prevent the Bush administration from fighting the global war on terror, called the memos "shocking."

A few weeks ago, congressional Democrats ran President Bush's top law enforcement officer and close adviser and friend out of town. There was no question of lawbreaking; they simply found it outrageous that an attorney general might actually operate in accord with the wishes of the president who appointed him.

Now, thanks to yet another spilling of government secrets pertaining to our struggle against terrorism from the New York Times, we can see that Alberto Gonzales was undeniably a big reason the U.S. homeland has not suffered a post-9/11 terrorist attack " not the villain some would depict him as, but a hero.

The information the U.S. extracted via the CIA terrorist detainee interrogation program has led directly to foiling plots aimed at slaughtering Americans here at home, in Pakistan and in eastern Africa.

It facilitated the capture of high-ranking al-Qaida operatives who have assisted in our interpretation of raw intelligence " including 9/11 mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, who provided information leading to the arrest of the al-Qaida-linked Indonesian terrorist Riduan Isamuddin, aka "Hambali," allegedly responsible for the 2002 Bali bombing and widely referred to as the bin Laden of Southeast Asia.

Khalid also helped U.S. authorities thwart an al-Qaida anthrax/biological weapons development scheme.

Democrats are fuming over revelations that Alberto Gonzales' Justice Department issued memos ruling the CIA's tough interrogation techniques to be legal.

Never have so many saved lives caused such anger.

Chris Matthews' book is off to the sale bin at Borders.

Fox News is now 'going after' Chris. Nothing more than that tells you that Chris Matthews has slipped out of their pocket and into the world of general jounralism again.

Chris is usually a GOP loving right wing hack.

Chris Matthews is trying to sell his book. What better publicity? It's a no brainer.