Posted on 09/13/2024 11:30:27 AM PDT by Tench_Coxe
Alberto Gonzales, who served as White House counsel and attorney general in the George W. Bush administration, threw his support behind Vice President Kamala Harris in a POLITICO Magazine op-ed published Thursday morning.
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Gonzales and Cheney were both widely reviled by liberals and Democrats during the Bush years, particularly over their roles in the domestic and foreign responses to 9/11.
Gonzales, acting as Bush's top White House lawyer, signed an infamous memo in 2002 arguing that the Geneva Conventions did not apply to either al-Qaeda or Taliban detainees, and that those rules were "quaint" and "obsolete" in dealing with the War on Terror.
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Are you the one who added the keyword ‘bleedingheartattack’?
You’re assuming they have scruples and morals; that ship sailed long ago.
Trump is a threat to Rule of Law ... fare
He means Trump should just role over and accept his lawfare beating.
Bush is all Rino as daddy was.
Torturers For Kamala!
They’d send us to Abu Ghraib if they could.
George W. Bush read a “white paper” whose authors could not refer to our country as “our country,” as they sought to write newspeak and changed “our country” to the obsequious socialist “the homeland” . . .
The academic-political-correctness even baffled some in Hollywood who had worked on the movie:
The Big Country (we own it)
A title that would be changed to sound weird - but “politically-correct” by G. W. Bush “values:”
The Big Homeland (uniparty insiders’ club)
Result: The Dept. of Homeland Security, that imagines that it has supreme authority over the rule of law.
can we add Neal Cavuto to the anti
trumpers?
He is blatantly anti trump, even spreading the
dem lies about Trump
the Geneva Conventions did not apply to either al-Qaeda or Taliban detainees,
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