[diotima]

ping

[aculeus]

Bump!

[Mo1]

Oh my my

[finnman69]

Need more info....

[Dog Gone]

It's not so much a coverup, but it is a glaring example of how the Democrats tried to spin an inadvertantly delivered email for partisan advantage. It's apparent that both parties play political hardball.

[Phantom Lord]

The memo nonsense has gotten a good amount of press. But what hasnt gotten any press... THE CONTENT OF THE MEMOS!!

Imagine a republican memo from the judiciary opposing a nominee because "hes hispanic." Resignations would be demanded.

[Cyber Liberty]

Handwritten: "We should see how we can put a message on the bottom of every email that says the message is privileged and/or confidential. Ideas?"

Has this person ever heard of a "signature file"? Geesh! All my business email has one attached.

[TomGuy]

As to the staffer's handwritten note: You can. Just create the message in the signature line.

[mabelkitty]

So Hatch is undercutting the White House?
Looks that way to me.
A la Craig Livingstone?

Manuel tried to warn them that he would go nuclear if they tried to quash the investigation.

I would vote for this man for President. He's my hero.

[nopardons]

Holy cow! Thanks for posting this.

[TomServo]

Do that voodoo you do so well....

[concerned about politics]

The Republicans are right. We do need Constitutional judges on the bench to aid the war on terror. A dictatorial Socialist, i.e., activist judge, does not have the best interest of our republic in mind.
The Democrats, on the other hand, seem to feel a Constitutional approach to terrorism is a bad thing.

[RippleFire]

bump

[onyx]

Fabulous dio.

Dog, I agree with your assessments 100%.

[diotima]

My favorite part is where the Democrats complain about the Republicans focusing in on HOW the email was obtained rather than what is in them. OH THE IRONY!!!!!!!!

[mathluv]

Fox News had scroll across bottom just now.

[FourtySeven]

Something for the archives...

[concerned about politics]

Democrat "No Hispanic Judges" Memo update ---
Full article here

Committee leaders "want to give out as much information as possible, but we don't want to hamstring a possible prosecution," said Vermont Sen. Patrick Leahy, the panel's ranking Democrat.

Committee chairman Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, said he planned to release a version of the report with portions deleted but was willing to hear arguments for a more limited release.

"Whether any criminal laws were broken, the improper access was wrong and unjustifiable," he said earlier. He blamed "two misguided former Senate staffers" for the computer intrusion.

In addition to the thousands of documents that Democrats say were reached, Hatch said more than 100 of his computer files were "improperly accessed and transmitted outside the Senate."

Democrats also want to know if the White House or the Justice Department got copies of the memos and used them to coach Bush's nominees for confirmation hearings.

"If you take things that do not belong to you, that is wrong and there is no way to whitewash that," Leahy said before the closed hearing.

[ZULU]

SHAME ON HATCH!!!!

Once more, the biggest RINO in the west screws up, folds like a cheap deck of cards, and cowers in astonishment at a Democratic attack.

SHAME!!!!

[lilylangtree]

The relationship between Leahy's press secy and Al Kamen of Washington Post should be scrutinized real closely and noted for future reference, like Kamen being the pitbull for Leahy and other demoncRATS. Anyone living in the D.C. metropolitan area knows that the Washington Post, has been, is and always will be the mouthpiece for the demoncRAT party.