So, will God stand behind Bush when 'you-know-what' hits the fan.?

Question

As the nation's 80th Attorney General -- a position he took in February, 2005, after the Senate vote 60-36 to confirm his nomination -- Gonzales extended his representation of Bush into should be an independent federal agency. He defended the president's authorization of an illegal warrantless wiretapping program.

Revelations about the firing of eight U.S. Attorneys who were seen by the administration as insufficiently political in their investigations and prosecutions opened up an investigation that has begun to confirm a broad scheme to politicize the Justice Department's work in the area of voting rights -- a scheme apparently designed by Rove to suppress turnout by minorities and others who might vote Democratic.

he investigation into those machinations has hit the administration hard -- so hard that the president is now jettisoning his oldest and closest aides in order to prevent the inquiry from evolving into a serious examination of his own lawlessness.

Only a continued inquiry into the lawlessness of the soon-to-be-former Attorney General will achieve what is the essential purpose of this Congress: the restoring of the rule of law to a country deeply damaged by petty little men who chose personal loyalties and political expediency over their duty to the Republic.

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Answer 1

i'm of the opinion that the sh*t hit the fan long ago. I heard on NPR this a.m. someone say that this was part of a "housecleaning" I had to laugh because they must have a pretty terrible maid. She's worried about dustbunnies when there's a great big pile of great dane poop on the dining room table.

Answer 2

George Bush worships the pagan god Molach at Boheimian Grove. Do a search on Boheimian Grove. I dont think a god made out of wood will help ol Georgie out to much.

Answer 3

God stands behind those wwho TRULY BELIEVE!!!!