Justice has nothing to do with this story
July 31, 2007
http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070731/OPINION/707310303This is what we know about Alberto Gonzales, who is still, amazingly, attorney general of the United States:
# He thinks it is moral and legal for the United States to lock people up for years at a time, without access to such legal niceties as a lawyer or even knowledge of the charges against them, much less a public trial.
# He thinks it's OK for American interrogators to torture prisoners so long as it is part of the fight against terrorism, the Geneva Convention be damned.
# He thinks federal prosecutors who do not adhere to the political philosophy of the person in the White House should be fired, investigative independence be damned.
# He thinks the federal government should be able to spy on Americans' international phone calls and e-mails without a court warrant.
# He is, from all available evidence, constitutionally incapable of giving a clear, concise, honest answer to questions put to him by members of Congress (more on this later).
# President Bush loves him.
And why not?
No one in the Bush administration has done a better job of distracting Americans' attention from the truly disastrous news in Iraq than the attorney general, .....