Alberto Gonzales - mini-Bush

New York Times Editorial summarizing Alberto Gonzales appearance before Congress: "Mr. Gonzales came across as a dull-witted apparatchik incapable of running one of the most important departments in the executive branch."

OK – how many birds with a single stone?

Gonzales is Hispanic – and incompetent. All Hispanics are peons and unfit for responsibility; hence the need to prevent them sneaking into the States.

Gonzales is a mini-Bush who caters to a party-line, protects the fraud and dishonesty of the Right-wing, is out to destroy the Constitution, and (add any more you choose).

Gonzales is typical of "the Bush management style"; which is to say, he cannot manage to put his own shoes on in the morning, much less discharge the managerial responsibilities of his high office.

Gonzales is playing the Bush "dummy" card. For Bush it is being the Texas cowboy who cannot speak his own language (never mind the Harvard and Yale degrees). For Gonzales, it is the stupid peon image – the "Is not my job," Freddy Prinz’ "Chico" would proclaim.

It is the beauty of Right-wing logic. It is never their responsibility, never their "job". If nothing else, they brush it off as some divine will which is being opposed by everyone else and only understood by them.

OK. Here is divine will. These jerks are destroying America and bigger jerks are out their yelling it is unpatriotic not to let them.

Hey! That’s cool.

As the Times Editorial concluded: "if we believe the testimony that neither he nor any other senior Justice Department official was calling the shots on the purge, then the public needs to know who was."

OK so Congress and the Times are too dim witted to know the public is responsible. The voters are responsible. They elected Bush – twice – and have failed to have him impeached.

The people have allowed themselves to be robbed, and raped, by the Right-wing; and pray to some warped deity that it should continue.

It is a warped deity, because the one of every known scripture proclaims a deity who opposes war, opposes interference with others, opposes the denial of rights to strangers in its lands ...

Oh right, even our own Constitution proclaims anyone under our "jurisdiction" is covered ... hum that would mean anyone whose life, or freedom, we control...

Guess that included those Bush and Gonzales have ordered tortured. But that is yet another issue or responsibility.

About the only good thing to come of this? Christians who proclaim their support for the Right-wing are going straight to H-E-double hockey sticks. It’s in the passages they say they adhere to.

Oh how nice it will be to have a world devoid of those hypocrites.

Global warming will flood away all traces of their stupidity. Check a map of the Edgar Cayce projections – you’ll see. If I can, I might even post one here. Non-fundamentalist Mormons are screwed. But again, that is another issue; and explains why the Judaic holy city was placed high and dry.

Ah issues for a mystic-voice. Maybe later.

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redwoodpecker on

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I love the, we're not evil we're just incompetent defense. It's worked well for them their entire term. Liberals who hate Bush often are more forgiving then they should be not realizing that things such as Iraq are not blunders, but that they knew full well what would happen, and what is happening is very profitable for certain people. Their supporters of course no matter how many mistakes are made excuse them for being just human.

I wish they were incompetent, at least if they were evil and incompetent there would be a decent chance of them accidentally doing some good.

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shreckenangst on

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Unfortunately, the "liberals" are no better than Bush and his team. Liberals are so afraid of saying something that might have real meaning, they say nothing of any meaning at all.

We are feeling the effects and seeing them. Our troops suffer life altering wounds, which are downgraded to scratches worthy of discharge but no ongoing benefits. As mentioned here in a reply to the previous column (yesterday), our corporations have moved off-shore for their money -- we saw the truth of that today when the earnings reports were released and the Stock Market rocketed upward with the Dow almost closing at 13,000 -- all on horrible earnings in USA but fantastic earnings abroad.

There are no mistakes in what is happening. Each step is thought out. The plan to invade Iraq was laid out in the early to mid 1990's. Bush supporters are, for the most part, the most ignorant one-third segment of the nation; 27 percent of the people are so totally stupid that nothing can alter their thinking (watch the poll numbers on any issue).

Obama is reaching out to the dummy group. He just recently linked the Virginia Tech killings with job outsourcing -- calling both violence and raising them to equal status; to which he also equated the IMUS "Ho" comment. Of course, being "black" Obama was careful not to mention Hip-Hop, Rap, or gangsta origins and usage of the Ho to broadly blacken the whole female African-American population.

Obama is both racist and intellectually dishonest. Does anyone think for a minute that the great unwashed shall see this? Will they see past his skin color and past their need to support that color? He and Bush are cut from the same material.

Maybe it is a Harvard thing -- maybe it is something that is taught there. If so, maybe they will teach my daughter Smiley and my son (if he passes his summer trial period). Then, in twenty or so years, they can run for president and pocket millions by playing the idiots.

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redwoodpecker on

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I agree completely, it kills me to hear even more progressive minded people talk about politics and trying to avoid ideas or candidates which are considered too "liberal". I guess meaning too tolerant or representative of the populace. Everyone is trying to reach the supposed center of the road, which has been defined in our modern political culture as somewhere between conservatism and neo-conservatism. Meanwhile the voices of those who actually know what's going on are left our of the political process as the puppet parties try to get the middle aged housewife vote.

We shouldn't be avoiding progressive voices, and we certainly don't need to elect any more Yale aristocrats into office. People don't realize the degree to which not just our politics, but global politics have become a class war. We need a populist voice, and one who rather than changing themself to fit a cleaned up and skewed vision of the world, will instead inspire people with a vision they rarely see anymore and cause them to create progressive change in the world.