Gorelick should offer Condi immunity if she testifies...

[Junkdrawer]

If that doesn't shame her into testifying, nothing will.

[BOSSHOG]

1. Awesome strategy Junkdrawer

I like it. Poor Condi, ruined by bush. She's regretting ever having met the man.

[Junkdrawer]

2. Can't you see the smoke coming out of her ears....

:evilgrin:

[DustMolecule]

3. Ehm, isn't this just an investigation into the events surrounding 9/11?

This isn't a criminal trial. How can they offer 'immunity'?

[Junkdrawer]

6. Why, immunity from whatever she's afraid of...

Oh, say, perjury....

[BOSSHOG]

7. Its not a criminal trial YET.

If the woman has to be shamed into testifying then lets shame away. She owes the taxpayers of this country an explanation, under oath and on TV. If you can't stand the slime Condi, then you should not have involved yourself with bush/cheney.

[DustMolecule]

9. Oh I definitely agree with you!

She owes the citizens of this country an explanation, that's for d*mn sure!

[pinto]

4. no authority, it's an independent commission. good idea, tho.

[mike1963]

5. Yikes, I never thought of that. What a marvelous idea!

:D

BTW, I seem to recall hearing them say the commish is in recess til
4/13 or so?........

[Jade Fox]

8. I almost, ALMOST, feel sorry for Condi....

She's clearly way out of her league on her job and was chosen only
so Bush could present himself as down with the whole multi-cultural
thing.....

We are at a point now that I remember from Watergate. A key member
of the Administration is refusing to testify, and its putting them inbetween
a rock and a hard place: If they don't testify, the Administrations credibility
will take an irreversable hit, and if they do it will be the beginning of the end
because they are guilty as hell.

I believe the Nixion Administration person in this position was John Mitchell.

[Junkdrawer]

10. One can hope. n/t