[YaYa123]

We have little reason to respect the legal justice system in this country. Not after 8 years with Janet Reno as the willing dupe for Clinton cronies who actually ran the DOJ. Webster Hubbell and Eric Holder just two.

Eric Holder. Remember him? He popped up again in the 2004 presidential election. "Eric Holder, formerly of the Clinton Justice Department, now a member of the Democratic Party's “Election Task Force,” made a chilling, outrageous remark on Fox News Sunday. Holder said, "If every vote is allowed to be cast, and if every vote is counted, John Kerry will be President within a day of that election."




Respect the legal justice system in America? Not after President Bush left many of Clinton clones in place within the DOJ and the FBI. (the CIA too!)

And not after the beleagered tenure of John Ashcroft, a honorable, qualified and worthy man maligned almost as badly as Ken Starr.

And let's not forget the affirmative action lawyers who still inhabit the halls of justice all across the country.

Why should we respect American justice?

[Knom]

Look at this silliness (found at a http://darted.blogspot.com - a liberal's blog who obviously has too much time on his hands): As if there is any comparison between Fitzgerald's quest and the fate of Middle Earth in Lord of the Rings. Sheesh. What a stretch.

[popdonnelly]

"Why should we respect American justice?"

You raise some interesting questions about the American justice system. Wish I had some good answers.

[Ann Archy]

Sad, isn't it? 900 FBI files taken by Hillary and NOTHING HAPPENED TO HER!!!!!! I am still frosted about that!

I used to be a happy-go-lucky kind of non-political conservative gal who had a lot of friends....mostly non political libs, who thought that the American people were smart and fair-minded!....and the Clintons came along and changed all of that. That's why I detest them.