Bush Still Sticks It To Ramos & Compean

I've stood beside Bush on many of his most unpopular decisions mostly involving the military, the war against on or whatever they call it this week terror, but his complicity in the continued imprisonment of Border Agents Ramos and Compean are beyond the pale. His undying love for illegal aliens has always ruffled my feathers and were I a member of the Border Patrol I would hang up my guns and tell the government to take the job shove it up Bush's ass.

How Bush himself has been such an impediment to the stopping of illegals flooding the country moving it towards third world nation status for a decade now will be the most harmful of things that Bush has done to this country while in office, and the treatment of these border agents was just icing on top of that cake adding insult to injury. And to think he was supposed to a conservative. Just imagine what the country now faces on this front with an illegal alien of Kenyan descent now soon moving in to the white house it appears, that is unless the Supreme Court steps in on December 5th and puts the kibash on Obama's theft of the presidency thanks to the support 0f 51% of Americans who never bothered to ask for him to provide a birth certificate during the entire campaign, idiots they are.

God help us all along with Ramos and Compean, men who still have one more chance it's believed for Bush to correct this travesty of justice by his homeboy Johnny Sutton who prosecuted these men with the word of a convicted drug smuggler brought over the border for the prosecution as one of his last acts as president. Here better damn well correct it or his legacy will be that much further damaged than it already is.

What scum on both sides in this and the only good and true Americans involved in the whole damn case are behind bars.

RamosCompean official website

Ex-El Paso Border Patrol agents' sentences not commuted by Bush

- El Paso Times: "WASHINGTON - President George W. Bush has granted pardons to 14 individuals and commuted the prison sentences of two others, The Associated Press learned Monday.

Ignacio Ramos and Jose Alonso Compean, the two former Border Patrol agents who were found guilty of discharging a firearm during the act of a crime, an offense that includes a mandatory 10-year sentence, were not on the list.

'We keep praying. We got millions of supporters all over the nation,' Ramos' father-in-law, Joe Loya, said in an El Paso Times interview Monday. Loya said there could be more pardons issued by President Bush before Christmas.

The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans ordered Ramos and Compean to be resentenced after the appeals court dropped a tampering-with-evidence conviction. The dropped conviction did not change their overall sentence.

The new round of White House pardons are Bush's first since March and come less than two months before he will end his presidency. The crimes committed by those on the list include drug offenses, income tax evasion, bank embezzlement and violation of the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act.

Bush has been stingy during his time in office about handing out such reprieves.

Including these actions, he has granted a total of 171 and eight commutations.

and to think Bush saw it in his heart to pardon a Jersey Coke Trafficking rapper, how sweet.

Rapper and police sergeant among President Bush pardons

Times Online: "A Grammy Award-winning hip-hop artist and a former Detroit police sergeant are among 16 individuals to be pardoned or to have their prison sentences commuted by President Bush.

The new round of White House pardons announced late last night are Mr Bush's first since March, and come less than two months before the end of his presidency."continued

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