"Power is not only what you have but what the enemy thinks you have."
Read the rest of the article about Obama and his Chicago style political tactics.
Speaking of Alaska's former U.S Senator Ted Stevens:
"On Tuesday, however, the Justice Department dropped all charges, citing prosecutorial misconduct. Judge Emmet Sullivan held the federal prosecutors in contempt of court in February for failing to comply with a court order that internal documents be delivered to Stevens' attorneys -- documents that would have significantly helped the defense in cross examining a key witness against Stevens. Beyond that, Justice rules prohibit issuing indictments so close to an election, except under extraordinary circumstances. It seems those extraordinary circumstances were the effort to reach 60 Democrat seats in the Senate." - Patriot Post
Interesting...
it seems fitting that they announced the dismissal of Ted Steven's case on April 1st
ReplyDeleteHa! That's good!
ReplyDeleteI'm not condoning what Mr. Stevens did but at the same time it is good to know that someone is keeping track of the courts mistakes.
Oh, what's your recommended coffee for people who don't like the stuff?
-Trent