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I think that whoever is the Democratic nominee for President will need to have the smartest team of political advisers ever assembled.  The Republican political machine will not go into the sweet night quietly.  They have far too much to lose.  Let s think about this - in the next 4 - 8 years, there are going to be at least 3 and maybe 5 Supreme Court judges who will retire.  With a Democratic lead House and Senate and a Democratic White House, could Donald Rumsfeld and Alberto Gonzales be hauled before a court and found guilty of crimes against humanity?  Could a former President and Vice President have to sit trial for outing a CIA agent?  Would companies that have raped the American people, by pocketing millions and millions of dollars by being contractors in Iraq, have to re-pay moneys that were stolen or poorly accounted for?  Did you see that a defense contractor has placed a $3 billion bid for Diebold. I m just asking because we have been holding Khalid Shaikh Mohammed for at least 5 years.  Now, just before the 2008 election, there is going to be a trial.  I wouldn t be surprised if other things pop up to galvanize the base and distract from the Presidential race. The Nation has a great article on this trail.  Former chief prosecutor Col. Morris Davis says that the trials are rigged.  Who s surprised?  After Lieutenant Commander Charles Swift (I thought that I posted his story but I haven t.  I ll do that tomorrow.) resigned after he was passed over for promotion, he told his story of a rigged process. From The Nation: Secret evidence. Denial of habeas corpus. Evidence obtained by waterboarding. Indefinite detention. The litany of complaints about the treatment of prisoners at Guantánamo Bay is long, disturbing and by now familiar. Nonetheless, a new wave of shock and criticism greeted the Pentagon s announcement on February 11 that it was charging six Guantánamo detainees, including alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, with war crimes and seeking the death penalty for all of them. Now, as the murky, quasi-legal staging of the Bush Administration s military commissions unfolds, a key official has told The Nation that the trials have been rigged from the start. According to Col. Morris Davis, former chief prosecutor for Guantánamo s military commissions, the process has been manipulated by Administration appointees to foreclose the possibility of acquittal.  (more ) alberto gonzales, chief prosecutor, Civil Liberty, crimes against humanity, Election 2008, Legal, presidential race, shaikh mohammed, supreme court judges

Keith Olbermann s Bushed segment reminds all of us of the many, many, many scandals of the Bush Administration. There seems to be a new one every week. CIA torture tapes - seems another CIA detainee states that he was taped Jose Padilla - the dirty bomber. The Bush Administration wanted life. They didn t get anywhere close. I don t know if Padilla desired to get life or not. I do know that the judge that sentenced him to 17 years criticized the government s handling of the case. Gonzo-Gate - Alberto Gonzales is the gift that keeps on giving. The House and Senate ethics committees are looking into whether congressional republicans tampered with witnesses who were preparing to testify before Congress. alberto gonzales, cia, congressional republicans, countdown, detainee, keith olbermann, National Intelligence, senate ethics, torture, us attorneys

An interesting exchange between Jack Cafferty and Rachel Marsden occurred on CNN yesterday while discussing Bush s new AG pick, Mukasey. Cafferty blasted Alberto Gonzalez over his role in dismantling our rule of law, including torture/waterboarding here s what they said: Download (3960) | Play (4902) Download (1902) | Play (2106) Cafferty: I think he s trying to tread a minefield that was laid down for him by that sycophantic little yes-weasle Alberto Gonzalez. He, who wrote the memos in secret saying the Geneva Conventions didn t apply to American when it came to enemy combatants, who wrote secret memos saying the President of the US didn t have to obey the FISA court laws when it came to spying on Americans. That kind of subterfuge of the American rule of law is an entirely separate issue from whether or not waterboarding is torture or whether or nor surveillance under these conditions or those conditions is a good idea. And now Mr Mukasey can t say whether waterboarding is torture cause if he does, liability suddenly accrues for a whole lot of folks and who knows what the consequences are. Meanwhile, Gonzalez is wondering around happy as a clam. he out to be in jail for what he did. He didn t answer questions on Capitol hill, he didn t cooperate with the subpoenas, he couldn t remember anything when he was asked. And then he s allowed to resign and walk into the sunshine Mardsen: Well I think we do have to define torture. One man s torture is another man s CIA s sponsored swim lesson. A swim lesson? OK, I had to find out about this Republican talker because she s obviously a bit off. And as we know, there is no such thing as a person being too far right in our media. Well. well. well Why is CNN using a stalker? You see, as I googled Rachel Mardsen, I found some very interesting info on her. And here. She was also escorted out of FOX: SECURITY officers hastily escorted Red Eye contributor Rachel Marsden out of Fox News Channel s Midtown headquarters yesterday for bizarre and erratic behavior. She s out of her [bleeping] mind. She was doing crazy stuff, a spy told us And more: The 28–year–old woman who falsely accused a swim coach at Simon Fraser University of sexual harassment in the mid 1990s, now faces a charge of criminal harassment. Rachel Marsden was arrested by Vancouver Police after a 52–year–old Vancouver man complained of being harassed by phone and e-mail. Police say the two had an intimate on–again, off–again relationship over the past 12 months. But Constable Sarah Bloor says Marsden began making threatening phone calls and e-mails to the man between October 7 and November 12 of this year. Marsden was held in custody overnight. Rebecca Traister of Salon has a three page profile about her on Salon. From all the reports I d have to deduce that she s one crazy gal and I have to ask CNN once again why was she on The Situation Room?

For some reason, many liberal blogs haven t picked up this story.  They should.  On the other hand, maybe they are so deflated after the Scooter Libby thing.  Maybe they are trying to do what it appears the Democratic Congress is doing, waiting until after the November election to fix everything. We need to continue to try to do the right thing.  We need to continue to support the constitution.  We need to continue to hold hearings.  We need to continue to investigate.  Democrats have to be against torture and for human rights while at the same time be against terrorists. I posted a lot about the Justice Department investigating Alberto Gonzales a couple of days ago. alberto gonzales, countdown, domestic spying, human rights, Keith Olbermann, scooter libby, torture, us attorneys

Author: gnooze Added: Thu, 11 Oct 2007 06:28:57 -0800 Duration: 179It's the Gnooze! (the G is silent) Blackwater may be out of Iraq, global warming gets muggy, and Alberto Gonzales hires a high-powered lawyer. Marta Costello hosts the Gnooze - today's news in about 2 minutes.

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Happy Hump Day. Dog Days for Michael Vick, the Attorney General is Gonzo, and what the hell is an O.U.R.? Come visit themarkshow.com and leave a comment. or email me! markprogram@gmail.com

It's time to play America's newest and most fun-filled game, The Shame Game! It's the game anyone can play. All you have to do is be ashamed for public figures because, well, somebody has to.

Today on The Lunch, Will takes a look at the field's reaction to the resignation of US Attorney General Gonzales. Also, Rob reports from Denver and Chicago on the Clinton and Obama campaigns.

The 81st edition of America's Debate Radio with Mike and Jaime. During the first hour, we discussed immigration issues, a conflict between FBI Director Mueller's note and Attorney General Gonzales's testimony to the Senate regarding the warrantless wiretap program, and the FISA court ordering the executive branch to release information regarding warrantless wiretaps. During the second hour, we spoke with 5 callers and discussed illegal immigration, minimum wage, political party in-fighting, addressing political slander, worker exploitation, and the effectiveness of unions. During the final hour, we discussed odd and unusual news. Submit your own stories at AllegedlyNews.com. We welcome your feedback! Have your email read on the air-- click here to use the email form. Or, call 888.DEBATE.5 now and leave a message-- we'll play it on the next show. Thanks for listening!

I've got no confidence in the no confidence vote. Paris Hilton makes the first collect phone call of her life. The Church of England tries to shake down Sony Studios. And Google gets rated as the major internet company least likely to protect your privacy.

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