Sen. Specter, R-Pa., says he believes Bush administration broke the law

Associated Press
Updated: 3:29 p.m. ET Feb. 5, 2006
WASHINGTON - Attorney General Alberto Gonzales’ explanations so far for the Bush administration’s failure to obtain warrants for its domestic surveillance program are “strained” and “unrealistic,” the Senate Judiciary Committee chairman said Sunday.

Sen. Arlen Specter, whose committee has scheduled hearings Monday on the National Security Agency program, said he believes the administration violated a 1978 law specifically calling for a secretive court to consider and approve such monitoring. - MSNBC.com
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Those insidious Bush-haters have even infiltrated the Republican party! Is there no end to their treachery?

I guess we may be able to keep some of the Republicans in November. As long as they are Bush-haters.

He's still ticked he's not on the Supreme Court! Guess they'll be tapping his phone now.

Lawrence Wilkerson Calls Pre-War Intelligence a Hoax

In an interview airing tonight {4 Feb} on the PBS weekly newsmagazine NOW, Colin Powell's former Chief of Staff Lawrence Wilkerson makes the startling claim that much of Powell's landmark speech to the United Nations laying out the Bush Administration's case for the Iraq war was false.
"I participated in a hoax on the American people, the international community, and the United Nations Security Council," says Wilkerson, who helped prepare the address."

Bush hater?

They're everywhere...

Scroll down to article 29.

Another...

'A senior US officer admitted yesterday that the presence of more than 300,000 foreign troops in the Middle East, most of them American, was a "contributory factor" to instability in the region.' www.guardian.co.uk

To Brigadier General Mark Kimmitt, who is the one who made that "admission:

No shinola, Sherlock. Some of us figured that out before we invaded. Any predictions on the 2003 World Series?