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The dems are having a melt down

Reid went on the Senate floor .. bashed the President .. bashed the VP .. bashed Pat Roberts and called for rule 21 .. a special session without letting First and the Top Pubblies know what he has planned

Durbin jumped in and quickly second it

They basically shut down the Senate ..

Claims it was because the pubbies were stonewalling on phase 2 of the Senate Intel Committee investigation

Turns out that this investigation started in Feb of 2004 and was ready to move forward in May but the Dems kept delay it for one reason after another

Roberts said they were ready to have a report on the 14th and doesn't understand what this stunt was about and the personal attacks on him

Rockefeller basically called Roberts a liar in his speech

First is TICKED OFF .. says this was a slap in his face by Reid and that he can't trust Reid anymore

Pat Roberts is tick also

The dems and their talking heads are flat out lying about stuff ..

Claiming Rove was mentioned in the indictment .. when he was not

Saying that Libby is covering for Cheney .. when he is not

The Dems refuse to acknowledge that Fitz made it clear in his presser that the indictment had nothing to do with the war

Turns out that this investigation started in Feb of 2004 and was ready to move forward in May but the Dems kept delay it for one reason after another.

They were delaying it with the hope that Fitz would issue an indictment of sorts against the war. When that didn't happen, they staged a closed session to try to deflect attention away from Fitz's news conference and the subsequent Alito nomination, bird flu, and everything else that Americans are more interested in right now.

What a day to have to be out! I've got a houseful of people and a big party and will be in and out until Saturday........dang it.

Ping me to the good stuff, please.

I see old Joe is making the rounds again; hopefully he's telling more lies every time he opens his mouth!

Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) (R), speaks about a rare closed Senate session to protest what Democrats decried as the Republican-led body's inattention to intelligence failures on Iraq and the leak of a CIA operative's identity, as Sen. Charles Schumer (D-NY) listens on Capitol Hill in Washington November 1, 2005. Invoking a rarely-used rule, Democrats temporarily shut down television cameras in the chamber, cleared galleries of tourists and other onlookers, forced removal of staff members and recording devices and stopped work on legislation. REUTERS/Jim Young