Scott Lurndal wrote:
Chuck writes:
HeyBub wrote:
HeyBub wrote:
I'll grant you the Bush administration was arrogant - they all are
(see "Jane's Law"). But corrupt? Hardly. In the entire eight years of
the Bush administration, ONE person was convicted of impropriety, and
that for testimony about a crime that never happened.

As a matter of contrast:
Forty-seven individuals and businesses associated with the Clinton
machine were convicted of or pleaded guilty to crimes with 33 of
these occurring during the Clinton administration itself. There were
in addition 61 indictments or misdemeanor charges. 14 persons were
imprisoned.
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Jury Convicts Fund-Raiser Hsu

"[May 19 - NEW YORK] Norman Hsu, a former top fund-raiser for the Democratic
Party and convicted Ponzi scheme operator, was found guilty Tuesday of
illegally funneling tens of thousands of dollars to candidates for federal
office by pressuring investors to donate to his favored candidates."

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124274534722334937.html



Thank you for bringing some sense into this discussion. Now we need to
list the people that are being investigated today and those that Bama
brought into his staff that should be investigated. Chuck

Sense? What the **** does some fundraiser have to do with anything? He's
not an elected politician. He broke the law and will pay for it and good
riddance.

But in so doing helped elect a vile and revolting administration.

The folks who need investigating are those who destroyed the reputation of
the United States in the rest of the world and squandered fifty years of
global good-will (and even envy) towards the United States of America, which
once was the greatest country on the planet. In this category, Bush, Cheney,
Gonzales, Rove and others.

Wow, based on the first couple sentences, Pelosi, Reid, Schumer, Durbin,
and Kennedy lept to mind.


The folks who need investigating are those who destroyed the financial
system of the United States. The repeal of Glass-Steigel. Insufficient

Barney Frank was central certainly.

oversight of wall street investment products (CDO's and other leveraged
transactions). Insufficient anti-trust oversight. Allowing too much

Anti-trust? Really. The only monopolies that have lasted any length
of time I am aware of are the ones *government* granted: The Public
Futilities.

consolidation (this has been a problem since the Reagan Administration).
Greenspan, Bernenke, and the Bush Treasury and SEC appointees and a
handful of democrats.

The Bush Doctrine must be repudiated now, and for all time.


It already has been. It's been replaced with a limp wristed form
of Marxism. I'm sure you're very happy.


scott


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