Yep. To the best of my memory, she kind of stuttered about a few individual (and she stressed the word "individual") ethically challenged members of the minority party when Timmy cornered her about Jefferson in LA and another one (I forget his name for the moment).
One thing for these Democrats: They have an unending supply of sheer gall.
"Yep. To the best of my memory, she kind of stuttered about a few individual".......
Kind of stuttered? Dude she was a stammering moron.......oh that was mean.....uh.....sorry...ya..see..uhh...well... it's..not like I...uh meant that it was....uh...more that...uh the Republicans....uh they uh....made me say it....no I won't scrap the NSA progam....uh just run it more....uh ....legally.....uh sorry.....whew is it hot in here?...uh did you say speaker of the house...uhh.....
"One thing for these Democrats: They have an unending supply of sheer gall."
Democrats pledge probes of Bush, not impeachment ["John Conyers is an enthusiastic advocate...]
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Posted on 05/07/2006 11:55:33 AM PDT by Sub-Driver
Democrats pledge probes of Bush, not impeachment
By Andrea Hopkins 10 minutes ago
Democrats will launch a series of investigations of the Bush administration if they take control of Congress in November but are not out to impeach President George W. Bush, a top Democrat said on Sunday.
House of Representatives Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi said Democrats would hold hearings on the use of intelligence in the lead-up to the Iraq war and investigate the high price of energy and prescription drugs if they win the extra 15 seats they need for a House majority in the mid-term elections.
But Pelosi denied Republican claims that her party would move quickly to impeach Bush.
"I said we'd be having hearings on the war, we'd have hearings. But I don't see us going to a place of impeachment," Pelosi said in an interview on NBC's Meet the Press. "Investigation does not equate to impeachment. Investigation is the requirement of Congress. It is about checks and balances."
In Congress, the majority party controls the chairmanship and agenda of all committees, where most laws are drafted and investigative and subpoena power is held.
With Bush's public approval rating at an all-time low and Republicans fearing they could lose control of both houses of Congress in November, Democrats are laying out plans for an aggressive start to the new Congress.
Michigan Rep. John Conyers (news, bio, voting record), the senior Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, has called for the creation of committee to recommend grounds for possible impeachment of Bush and Vice-President Dick Cheney.
But Pelosi said such a decision rests with her and the Democratic caucus.
"John Conyers is an enthusiastic advocate. I am the leader. Our caucus will decide where we go," she said.
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