You're doing a heck of a job...

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Once our Fearless Leader starts telling people what a great job you're doing, can the walking papers be far behind?

Alberto Gonzales, another in a long line of slimeball Republican Attorney Generals (John Mitchell, Edwin Meese and John Ashcroft) who takes delight in wiping their asses with the Constitution, looks close to finally taking the rap for the current administration's latest assault on democracy.

Let's see:

  • Firing eight US Attorneys for blatantly political reasons

  • Attempting to slide their replacements without Senate confirmation using a loophole in the Patriot Act (now on it's way to being closed)

  • Lying about the above

...Not to mention eavesdropping on U.S. citizens without warrants, and the unprecedented and largely ignored stripping away of our civic freedom, all in the name of "fighting terror."


Tony Snow's lukewarm endorsement the other day spoke volumes. No doubt Al's been packing the corrugated boxes in his office right now, awaiting the selection of the next loyalist suck up to take his place.

Meanwhile the Decider in Chief is thrusting his chest out, talking tough when the subject of getting the Turd Blossom in front of Congress and under oath comes up. Now that he's packed the courts he thinks he can bluff his way through this latest shit storm.

Get ready, George. Patrick Leahy and company are about to tear you a new one.

What an embarrassment you must be for your father.

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