by Bill Simon
If Bill Clinton or Al Gore or Insert Dem President’s Name Here was President of the United States at this time, would Republicans be just as defensive of the President Dem’s actions on wiretapping as they are now for President Bush?
Political minds want to know…post your answer/comments here.
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February 9th, 2006 at 6:49 am
If the 2000 election had gone the other way, leaving everything the same…..
Republicans would be shouting from the rooftops about the tyrrany being imposed by the irredeemably evil President Gore. He’s not after al-Qaeda, he spying on pro-life and NRA advocates. It’s all a high-tech Watergate! What about the rule of law?! What about FISA?!
The GOP capacity for hypocrisy is truly limitless. Mine is not. Violating FISA protocols is wrong, whether it’s done by a Democrat or a Republican.