Prediction: The new Attorney General will be the Trojan Horse that helps destroy Bushco

[autorank]

This just in from the astral plane, there will be a new Attorney General. When the most embarrassing
right wing politician in the House, Dana Rohrabacher, (R-CA) calls for Gonzales to go, you know he's gone.

Q: What type of A.G. replacement will we get?

A: We'll get someone with just about zero dirt, with a reputation for honesty.
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Q: Will that person, probably with nominal Republican credentials at most, roll over and let Bush and
Rove keep pulling their shit?

A: Of course not. The whole country will be watching. In fact the replacement may insist on the freedom to pursue any crimes he finds. Will Bush withhold this request? Of course not. Who could.

Thus THE TROJAN HORSE, out of which tumbles Bush's doom.

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So there you have it. We get a new A.G. who has a clean record, no loyalty to Bush, and, if he's got a triple digit IQ, insists on a promise of freedom to investigate and prosecute.

Q: YOU THINK HE'LL FIND ANYTHING?

A: YOU'RE DAMN RIGHT HE WILL AND HE'LL F' OVER BUSH IN NO TIME.

THIS IS BRILLIANT. NICELY DONE "MANAGEMENT." STOP THE MADNESS & IMPEACH BUSH

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[Howardx]

2. 3 posts was all you could last?

i have thousands of posts at free republic without getting caught.

[CrazyOrangeCat]

3. You're back!

(You're still a silly little fuckwit.)

[halobeam]

5. lol

:rofl:

[madeline_con]

15. Gosh, it makes me wish the deleted post had just been left up ...

for our flaming pleasure. :popcorn:

[CrazyOrangeCat]

16. ain't it the truth . . .

Some of us ole cats like to play with the dumb lil' mousies . . .:dunce: :dunce: :dunce: :dunce: :dunce:

:hi:

[nadinbrzezinski]

44. I MISSED It

:evilgrin:

[CrazyOrangeCat]

50. the wee mousie will be back.

we'll see him slip in under another door next week.

;)

[OneGrassRoot]

21. OMG, thank you so much...

I've stumbled across your posts several times and every single "fuckwit" comment makes me nearly pee myself.

:spray: :rofl:

(not thanking you for making me nearly pee myself, I'm thanking you for the much-needed laughs!)

[CrazyOrangeCat]

23. I would gladly chase dumb mousies . . .

. . . til the wee hours, for your delight, milady.

-Cat

[OneGrassRoot]

24. I'll stay at the ready, with Depends! LOL n/t

[jedr]

6. WTF does Janet Reno have to do with this??????

[durtee librul]

7. At least Janet Reno had a green card..does lil al?

[muntrv]

11. But shrub sends 3200 Americans to die and that's not mass murder.

:dunce: :dunce: :dunce: :dunce:

[CrazyOrangeCat]

4. Interesting thought, Mike.

Here's hoping for triple-digit IQ! (It could be a challenge for 'em.)

K&R

;)

[autorank]

12. Hey Crazy Orange Cat...

I think this is what they call "poetic justice."

Bush has to appoint his own tormentor, prosecutor. It's like one of those creepy horror movies
where you somehow have to execute yourself or your best friend...

I like this. Bush appoints the vehicle of his doom...

What will we call the movie..."Lying Dog Bites Self!"

[CrazyOrangeCat]

14. "Lying Dog Bites Self" will be phase one.

(But the stuff goin' down right now calls for an epic, cinematic trilogy!)

[autorank]

43. Part II and III

Well, we need George Lucas for those. Hopefully he'll take a bit of time off from printing the
money he so richly deserves to give us some ideas.

II. Replacement of Cheney

III. * Sex Scandal and Departure
(Gotta be sex to allow the media flacks to say, "You know somehow, our system seems
to get things right" and you just know that's what they'll say).

Maybe those people who gave * $60 million can contract with Lucas for about 10 x's as much to write
the plot.

[CrazyOrangeCat]

47. Part III

will be the best thing since The Blues Brothers.

Wonder if they'll destroy a shopping mall?

Or maybe a think tank . . .

[madeline_con]

25. He becomes a veritable Guillotine

Wild, man. :smoke:

[autorank]

42. And a dumb one at that...

...but people like * just ruin, trash, and destroy, they never think of the outcomes or the pain it may cause. Why? Because it's all about him, his momentary need to have whatever he wants. Really a dangerous person. Your image is right on target.

[Clark2008]

32. So the new AG is the Stay-Puft Marshmellow Man?

[autorank]

40. rofl!

That's as good a choice as any. He certainly has no scandals in his past and
what you see is what you get.

[CrazyOrangeCat]

46. !

brilliant!

[JohnnyLib2]

8. Anyone smell Tombstone Pizza?

[jimshoes]

9. Bet you're gone by the time I hit post.

Buh bye

[melody]

10. Trojan Horse?

All they need for a "Trojan horse" is an attorney who is not ethically compromised by Bushco.
Justice will follow.

[glitch]

13. Fitz! nt

[dweller]

18. 2nd'd n/t

dp

[autorank]

20. You have a fine mind glitch.

Wouldn't that just be the best thing since Tommy Lee married Heather Locklear?

[proud patriot]

31. I like that Idea

:thumbsup:

[bonito]

17. They must be in panic mode

Makes me a bit concerned as well how they will play this out.

[autorank]

22. They're in apopleplectic panic mode, hyperdrive.

And here's how it ends http://tinyurl.com/letbg">Endgame with the new A.G. going after Rove and Cheney. Bush is alone, goes nuts, heat explodes, they take him for a walk and he never returns. Or they can get rid of Cheney, put the "easy to dance to" VP in , and then get * with sex

Maybe it's time to consult the ORACLE ...

[CK_John]

19. Maybe * will recluse himself and resign. n/t

[Raksha]

26. You're right - there's NO WAY he can appoint another ass-kissing crony.

And any halfway honest and competent attorney will find a bunch of new scandals in his first week that we don't even know about yet. No wonder Junior is crying like a baby and stamping his feet and screaming he won't fire Alberto and nobody can make him! He knows good and well his karma's about to bite him in the ass.

[CrazyOrangeCat]

27. ". . . bunch of new scandals . . .

. . . that we don't even know about yet."

We're gonna need more :popcorn:

[Raksha]

37. Sorta makes me wonder how popcorn futures are doing

on the commodities market these days. Anyone know how to find out?

[autorank]

28. "A horse, a horse, my kindom for a horse!"

Hey Bush: Things are a little chilly at the top of that mountain. Pa Walton is long gone and the RV
convention is over. Time to take the winding road down to the old courthouse and turn yourself
in *. You know you're guilty.

[Pryderi]

29. oops. missed #13

[proud patriot]

30. I second that

He's make a fine AG

[Me.]

33. I'm Confused

I thought management was responsible for the mess in the first place by thinking that Blivet and his crew could do (were competent enough) the job and not screw up. The joke is on them. Now is that what you mean by a Trojan horse, that they over-reached and outsmarted themselves?

[autorank]

38. Actually...

I'd like to claim that's what I meant, it's very clever. I was just thinking of the the new A.G. as the Trojan Horse.

You're right on "management," you know, the clowns that gave * $60 million in a month prior to the primary season for the 2000 election, those fools who never read history and can't judge character or recognize that character counts. They did it, now they're trying to undo it. What a curse it is to have a really stupid ruling elite.

[tinrobot]

34. The new AG will also have to be approved by the Dems

If he/she is a crony, the Senate doesn't have to confirm.

[autorank]

39. Right and even the Republicans have to support someone decent.

The person will be vetted and questioned. That's the fun part. Leahy is enough to spot any B.S. and he'll have plenty of back up.

[Justice Is Comin]

35. They just never learn.

It's the cover up stupid.

I still say it leads to obstruction of justice charges.

Top attorney in the country smirks his way into unemployment....and hopefully orange formal wear.

[TroglodyteScholar]

36. Keep dreaming.... n/t

[hvn_nbr_2]

41. Interesting thought, and I hope so... but...

The wingnut cabal learned their lesson about unknown quantities with David Souter. They vet them pretty good now. If the new guy asks for independence and isn't winking hard enough to pull some facial muscles, they'll find someone else.

[autorank]

48. You're right.

This is a real thriller. We'll know immediately because they're all sorts of crimes in place that
need attention immediately. Any replacement who dallies will be spotted as a ringer and then the
process starts again.

If something breaks like Hagel switching parties, then all bets are off. This thing turns into a route.

[kpete]

45. love the way you mind works....

Peace to you my friend!!!

[autorank]

49. My cat is my intellectual mentor;)

Peace to you too...maybe our long nightmare will be over and we can start a new one soon, this time with more productive plot, like the struggle to save the planet. Now that's something we could all focus on everyday. Did you see this and this? Spend $400 bil. on a war on terror in Iraq that creates lots more terrorists and ignore the ever worsening news about the collapse of the world. I'm thinking Gore by acclamation...but that's just kitty brain, right?

:hi:

[althecat]

51. Love the idea autorank...... but....

not certain I will be holding my breath.

one thing organised criminals understand is the importance of maintaining a lack of integrity in the DoJ.

al