More Lies Revealed, and Impeachment

The White House knew before Katrina hit that New Orleans would be flooded. According to Homeland Security reports that have now been released by Senate investigators, the White House was informed that the storm would lead to levee breaks and massive flooding. So much for Bush’s televised statement: “”I don’t think anyone anticipated the breach of the levees.”

Add another lie to the pile, kids. Another one that will be ignored by conservative apologists…mostly because they can’t use the usual spin. I mean, “We’re at war against terrorists….the President has the authority in wartime to allow a major city to flood” just doesn’t have that neccessary ring of plausibility, now does it?

In related news (Senate investigations), this warmed my heart: An online conservative mag is reporting that sources within the administration are telling them that the White House is bracing for Impeachment hearings in Congress. This is coming from conservatives, folks…not the usual wishful-thinking from liberals.

A quote from the article:

“Administration sources said the charges are expected to include false reports to Congress as well as Mr. Bush’s authorization of the National Security Agency to engage in electronic surveillance inside the United States without a court warrant. This included the monitoring of overseas telephone calls and e-mail traffic to and from people living in the United States without requisite permission from a secret court.
[…]
“Our arithmetic shows that a majority of the committee could vote against the president,” the source said. “If we work hard, there could be a tie.”

Too early to get my hopes up….but it would be nice to see the Rule of Law return to this nation.

5 Replies to “More Lies Revealed, and Impeachment”

  1. “Add another lie to the pile, kids.”

    So is there some law that states, “3456 strikes/lies and you’re out”? Or has Bush actually sold America’s soul to become the teflon president?

  2. I saw a great bumpersticker today; Is it 2008 yet? It made me laugh in a god-it’s-sad-we-need-stickers-like-this kind of way.

  3. even the National Geographic is on board

    In their recent article on genocide the writer says the Bush administration’s claims were unfounded (I don’t have it in front of me, so I can’t quote it exactly, but that’s pretty close. They didn’t QUITE come right out & call him a lier, but that’s what it means.).

    Go, Natl Geo, go!

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