Karl Rove dirty politics & why Bush should be prosecuted

[BirminghamExaminer]

This is an extremely important article that deals with why BUSH should be prosecuted.


Last year when CBS's 60 Minutes program delved into reports of the US Department of Justice's role in falsely prosecuting former Alabama Governor, Don Siegelman, Alabama wasn't allowed to see the segment on the case. CBS stations in Alabama had "technical difficulties" with the segment of 60 Minutes that concerned the case of Governor Siegelman.

Bush appointed US attorneys along with Karl Rove and other GOP officials led to the false conviction of Don Siegelman, Demcoratic Alabama governor.

If Obama's administration wants to move forward without investigating these crimes, 71% of Americans disagree.

I hope you will take time to read the article and pass it on because much of the country seems to be under the mistaken notion that other than terrorist suspects, Bush's crimes were victimless. That is simply untrue.

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1. Prosecutor bribes star witness.

Bailey's lie about the check wasn't the only problem with the prosecution's star witness in the case. Nick Bailey had been extorting money from Alabama businessmen and was under indictment and facing ten years in prison. Bailey agreed to cooperate with prosecutors in order to get a lighter sentence. This case gets more and more revealing.