O'Reilly: Bush Justice Dept. Hamstringing Pardongate Probers

NewsMax ^ | February 3, 2002 | Carl Limbacher and NewsMax.com Staff

[concerned about politics]

The GOP has free will to do what it wants, but I won't vote for it again because of this

You probably didn't vote for 'em last time either.

[concerned about politics]

Sorry Ravingnutter. That post was for palo verde. I clicked your post by mistake.
Apologies.

[Attillathehon]

Pardons are Constitutional

"Pardons for Pesos" is not!

[ppaul]

Bush Justice Dept. Hamstringing Pardongate Probers

Yeah.
They're too busy spending thousands of taxpayer dollars
on curtains to cover up the exposed nipple on the statue of Justice!

[ppaul]

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[MeekOneGOP]

No wonder so many people are getting irritated with you.
Please don't speak for me. Thanks.

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Huh? Did I miss something here????

[MeekOneGOP]

People are tired of Washingtons Clinton scandals [etc]. . .

I think you're on to something there. Bush came to Washington to be a uniter not a divider, etc. . .

[ravingnutter]

Also your insinuation that "the guy" was "set up" as VP is erroneous...John W. Hinckley, Sr. was the president and chairman of the board of Vanderbilt Energy Corporation of Denver, where Scott Hinckley was VP of Operations. It was a family business. John Hinckley Jr. never had a job in the oil business, he was estranged from his family due to his mental illness and was financially cut off at the advice of the family appointed psychiatrists. Had to hunt that one down, couldn't remember it offhand...but I just knew what you were saying wasn't correct. Also for future info, the Bush family and the Hinckley family both lived in Houston, they were actually neighbors, so there is nothing sinister about Neil knowing Scott.

[MeekOneGOP]

They're too busy spending thousands of taxpayer dollars on curtains to cover up the exposed nipple on the statue of Justice!

LOL! Well, we wouldn't want Ashcroft to be embarrassed now, would we?? :o)

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

When Dubya-ese is spoken in Hell?

John Beaver-Face Ashcroft should be ashamed of himself.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Bush has to "play the game."

Does he really HAVE to, when the game is more like a cover-up racket?

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

LOL! Well, we wouldn't want Ashcroft to be embarrassed now, would we?? :o)

Screw him. We should tell the tabloids that he and some fat rodent (perhaps A BEAVER) were separated at birth.

[Eva]

Does anyone remember the FBI files that the Clinton's hold?

As long as pardongate remains in the courts, the Clintons will not be able to use them to force their agenda through congress.

[Native American Female Vet]

Who was it?

[Native American Female Vet]

Asa Hutchison by chance?

[Irene Adler]

The problem with trying to pin any significant violation of law on the Clintons is that there would always be a hung jury, no matter what the evidence was. The Clintons would portray themselves as VICTIMS x 10, and all their toadies would be out on the Sunday natter shows proclaiming the same message and pillorying the EVIL REPUBLICANS (remember their disgraceful campaign about Ken Starr--and virtually NOBODY even spoke up in his defense?)

One thing I would guess about the Clintons is that they probably are smart enough not to have left much of a trail of really hard evidence. The dems. who sneer "prove it" about every evil and/or felonious action the Clintons take would make a Clinton hung jury a victory for the Clintons. This is sad, but I believe it is true, at least right now.

[Texbob]

The Bush Admin. has been a strong protector of Bill and Hillary's butt's, it proves Bush believes the laws are only for the peons, not the political powerful. So much for Bush being a conservative, a conservative would never allow such Bias against the law.

[steve50]

Very good. I've read two reports from DEA agents working the case that claim obstruction. Never heard that at the confirmation hearings.

[Reagan Man]

Bill Clinton.... Forget him.

Good advise Luis.

[Reagan Man]

Oops.

Make that advice, not advise.