[caisson71]

O'Reilly had better let the air out of his head soon. His uninformed "opinion" of Ashcroft's job performance is a shame. His interview with Geraldo was embarassing also. He did everything but reach over his desk to kiss him. C'mon O'Reilly, get your back on the ground!!

[ninonitti]

His uninformed "opinion" of Ashcroft's job performance is a shame

The shame doesn't lie with Mr. O'Reilly or his opinions. It rests on the US Department of Justice and John Ashcroft.

He has backpedaled on every meaningful investigation into the outrages under his predecessor and in turn her predecessor.

Can anyone here name any signifigant moves by Ashcroft to expose or root out corruption in the DOJ or FBI?

[RJCogburn]

His uninformed "opinion" of Ashcroft's job performance is a shame

Hmmm. Ashcroft closed down the campaign finance task force and sent Conrad, the head of the task force who wanted an IC to investigate Gore, out of town. Oh well, the campaign finance investigation only included things like Chinagate and therefore national security.

[exodus]

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To: editor-surveyor
O'Reilly had better let the air out of his head soon.
His uninformed "opinion"
of Ashcroft's job performance
is a shame..."
# 5 by caisson71
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Uninformed?
Bill O'Reilly doesn't always come
to an accurate opinion,
but you can't call him uninformed.

In this case, Ashcroft's "performance"
is sub-par to Janet Reno's,
but only by one Waco.