Again: No. Fucking. Way.

Quoted: What about those who say he's leaving to avoid Congressional scrutiny? "I know they'll say that," he says, "But I'm not going to stay or leave based on whether it pleases the mob."

Here's a nice breakdown of the House's changes to the eavesdropping program.

Quoted: For one thing, as TPMmuckraker reported earlier today, under the bill, the primary role for the FISA Court is in issuing generalized surveillance warrants for "persons reasonably believed to be outside the United States."

With reference to the quote below, why not just say that the new legislation allows for the search of any persons who are not native U.S. citizens currently located within the U.S.?

Score -100 for the supposed referendum on the Bush administration that supposedly took place last November.

Quoted: Representative Silvestre Reyes, Democrat of Texas and chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said Friday that the bill the administration wanted would allow wiretapping without warrants as long as it was “concerning a person abroad.” As a result, Mr. Reyes said, the law could be construed as allowing any search inside the United States as long as the government claimed it “concerned” Al Qaeda.

Bum! BUM! BUUUMMMMMMM!!!

From last night's Larry King Live interview with Dick Cheney. With these magicless muggles, an "I don't know" is as good as a confession.

Quoted:
Q: That would be something you would recall.

THE VICE PRESIDENT: I would think so.

amazing! this administration can say anything and expect immediate recognition in their own words! jesus h. christ! their word is law, their word is law, their word is law......

BUSH: PREPARE THE EICHMANN ROBOTS!

Quoted: COLORADO SPRINGS, Nov. 3 -- The Bush administration is determined to continue "full speed ahead" with its policy in Iraq, regardless of Tuesday's midterm elections, Vice President Cheney said Friday.

America is apparently losing the propaganda war, according to rumsfeld: i dooon't thiink sooo!

Quoted: The Pentagon sets up a unit to counter "inaccurate" stories, with the focus on the internet and blogs.