Olbermann Features Our Special Prosecutor Question
Your winning votes for a Special Prosecutor mattered - to Keith Olbermann, if not Barack Obama. Keith read Joe Biden's non-answer to John Dean, who warned foreign prosecutors would investigate U.S. torture if the Obama administration does not. Dean also dismissed Rep. Conyers' proposed commission as worthless.
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It's frustrating as hell.
What Biden calls " looking backwards" is
really bringing war criminals to justice.
There is nothing " backwards" about that.
Nazi war criminals are still facing their
charges in court, over 60 years since the
end of WWII.
-Sigh-
Quite the Contrary
Restoring our Constitutional Government by is looking forward, not backward.
It is looking forward to leave a legacy of constitutional government, by reaffirming the rule of law rather than men. For our nation, it will be painful, but it is necessary.
After all, the Bush (mis)administration is leaving us with billions in debt.
We must do the decent thing of at least leaving a legacy of constitutional government - as long as our successors will be paying for it anyway.
The Art of Compromise...
...for political expediency. Always predictable, always presented as being an unbiased, beneficial-to-all approach despite its tendency to become detrimental to all, but never sincerely addressed or averted when a negative outcome is predictable. Although to address and avert such a course is almost always an option. How disappointing that we missed that opportune moment, yet again.
To think that were to expect things to change.
"As a Christian, I believe that Separation of Church and State is Vital, not only for the People's Protection from an overzealous Theocratic Regime, but also for the protection of Religion from suppression."