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Is our goal to find blame or to fix the problems? Why should we spin our wheels on past issues which will have no chance for resolution. If congressional cooperation is required, will Dashole even put this on the Senate agenda? Do you see the mess we'll be in if the press spins any investigation to the detriment of Bush's economic agenda? I think we need to look at the big picture, move on, spend time and $$ on an agenda that will help.....be pragmatic about our state of affairs. Does Toricelli - or whatever he is - ring a BELL?????

So, once a day has passed, any crime is a "past issue"? Would you want your county prosecutor to take that attitude the day after your mother was murdered, when everyone in the county suspects one person? Imagine him and the sheriff telling you that they just want to move on, that your momma is dead and the crime is in the past.

Clinton's crimes were massive in scope and their effects will continue to become apparent for decades. Bush's little pinche political plans can go hang. Presidents have no business trying to manipulate the economy anyway, but the President is the chief law enforcement official in the country. Investigating Clinton's crimes is definitely part of Bush's job. He'd better do his job or we'll be caught flatfooted again by another Clinton time bomb like 9/11.

Do you see the mess we'll be in if the press spins any investigation to the detriment of Bush's economic agenda?

Don't get me wrong on this, mrs nitti and I both enjoyed our $300 checks and we're happy Dubya is in there but the press is going to do their thing no matter what is going on at(or NOT going on) Justice.

I still don't see the elimination (okay how 'bout just indexing?)of capital gains happening anytime soon which should be a big part of his agenda.

The reason capital wants to come here in the first place as opposed to say argentina is that we have a relatively stable and honest system of government where everyone plays by more or less the same set of rules. By not aggressively following up on the fundraising disgraces of the last 8 years as well as the rampant corruption of agencies like the FBI, Ashcroft is actually harming economic growth by discouraging "straight" investment in favor of the Charlie Trie variety.

Why should we spin our wheels on past issues which will have no chance for resolution. If congressional cooperation is required, will Dashole even put this on the Senate agenda? Do you see the mess we'll be in if the press spins any investigation to the detriment of Bush's economic agenda?

You're right.
Nothing to see here
Move along.