[StoneColdGOP]

From the cases pointed out above, George W. Bush's administration doesn't seem interested in justice, does it?

[jim_trent]

From the cases pointed about above, it looks like career bureaucrats who are protected by civil service laws don't seem interested in justice, does it?

[Brilliant]

Can't really tell whether all of these people were innocent or not from the scant, one-sided description of the cases.

If the complaint is that the law is unjust, then blaming Bush for Clinton's laws is kinda pointless. If the complaint is that Bush should have stopped the prosecutions because these guys were innocent, then I would only point out that it's not generally proper for the President to involve himself directly in criminal prosecutions.

If the complaint is the mindset of the bureaucracy, then what's new? Certainly no reason for a Jew to vote Democratic, which seems to be the contrived premise of the article.

[Dan from Michigan]

The biggest problem is that nobody "cleans house" anymore and half of these mid level bureaucrats which cause the most problems just go unnoticed.

[gridlock]

Yeah, the way President Bush campaigned for the extension of the Assault Weapons Ban and spent all that political capital to try to assure it's passage really burns me up...

Oh, wait a minute... That never happened!