US Attorney's Fired, You say 8 of Them?

I say who the hell cares because every administration has the right to do so upon it's arrival, as a matter of fact just read below what the Clinton circus did when it came to town in 1993 which up until that time was absolutely unheard of and was done for complete political purposes....

Justice denied: as President Clinton has time after time made a mockery of his oath of office, his attorney general has followed suit

National Review - Find Articles: "Robert H. BorkIn the history of the Republic, the names of Bill Clinton and Janet Reno will be forever linked, a prospect that ought to appall Miss Reno. That is entirely due to her efforts to preserve the President from his own follies, to use a polite word. Bill Clinton heads what is probably the most corrupt Administration ever, while Miss Reno has been called the worst of all Clinton's Cabinet appointments. From his point of view, of course, she may be the best, which comes to much the same thing.

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"She was not in charge from the beginning. Upon taking office, in an unexplained departure from the practice of recent Administrations, Miss Reno suddenly fired all 93 U.S. attorneys. She said the decision had been made in conjunction with the White House. Translation: The President ordered it.

This feigned indignation again from the media and the left just sickens me, and why president Bush and the rest of the spineless Republicans have become, or should I say been such wussies when it comes to standing up to this ridiculous rhetoric from the Democrats time and time again is simply beyond explanation any longer. Particularly when such valid arguments to these full frontal media assaults are readily available to even bloggers like myself with a few simple searches of the internet.

One thing that is becoming clearer and clearer is that neither of these parties in our government deserves any longer to run this country further into the ground than both have collectively done with their incompetence to this point.

And after this most recent right wing bellyflop I have personally lost my patience with the republicans for what could be the final time, and the Dems are from another world as far as I'm concerned and will never get a vote from me in this lifetime or the next.

So we voters sure are backed into a corner, particularly we conservative ones at this juncture in time, and nothing short of a complete concerted voter revolution across the board will change this sad trend. And the chances of voters on the right and left coming together for anything coming close to an ousting of both parties are near zero as well.

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