Will the Democrats Ever Learn? »
Posted By populist 1 year, 4 months ago in Newsthe Democratic leadership - and the party's presumptive presidential nominee, Sen. Obama - appear headed toward passage of a bill that would let Bush off the hook and continue to keep the American people in the dark.
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i watched the senate debates this morning...kinda like ya cant turn away from an accident
cspan went black for portions of leahy's,spector's and dodd's speeches
its insane that a democratic controled congress would cave to the current admin on this illegal warrentless wiretapping
johnathon turley really summed it up best for me...he said,the law has been broken and now we have senators that r gonna help the criminals cover it up....any yes vote this afternoon should be charged with obstruction of justice
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