Comments on: Bravo Judge Walton!

By: Dirk W. Sabin

Dirk W. Sabin — Tue, 19 Jun 2007 22:12:25 +0000

The really interesting thing about the wankers in possession of the GOP these days is that they think “conservative” actually means “doing the bidding of others” and as a result, the conservative ethos has been replaced by a sophist doggerel suited more to the Bolsheviks than anything heretofor considered “conservative” in our lapsed republic. They counted on this judge to rubber stamp their crooked little agenda and lo and behold, the good judge actually possessed some bedrock conservative principles and bonafides. We will see more of this happening and it will ultimately have to be conservatives setting their house in order and purging the rats because the “liberals”….well…….they’ve kind of gone a tad neurotic and soft since organized labor has been forced to try and unionize in Mexico and China in order to stay alive.

Maybe Scooter can hustle off to exile in Albania and ready Castle Mano a Mano for the new King of Gypsies to join his last real supporters on Earth. I’d suggest they relocate all the Bush-Cheney Papers to Albania but silly me, I forgot that they have erased them all…..as if there really was ever anything of providential merit to anything they do or say anyway. If only hitting “delete” would solve the bigger problem. There is always election 08 but so far, I’d sooner play eenie meenie miney moe to select a President in any fleabag bar from here to Modesto than vote for most of these Cliff-Note Statesmen.

By the way, when did this blog become the Charles Atlas Digest? Whats next, a steroid investigation?

By: Mace Price

Mace Price — Sun, 17 Jun 2007 04:18:12 +0000

…Most everything that exits Hannity’s bought and paid for, pre-programed yap is absurd, as well as erroneas. If his head were to be separated from his body the head would keep right on spouting the same shit. Indeed that’s all he knows how to do. He’s a cypher, a non-entity, a lap dog with a long tongue.

By: Ryan

Ryan — Sun, 17 Jun 2007 03:25:11 +0000

Jim,

Here’s an absurd statement from Sean Hannity. According to him, the reason why Libby was prosecuted was due an “overzealous,liberal prosecutor”. When it comes to these ideologues being hoisted by their own petard, everything can be explained away simply by using the word “liberal”. While I admit a number of liberals have things to answer for this is not one of them.

By: Jim

Jim — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 04:32:09 +0000

Tom - thanks for the links.

Free Republic has certainly followed the Bush trajectory downward.

They did a posting a couple years back - “James Bovard, Libertarian Looney” — it was quite amusing, though I have not used any of the comments on my blurb sheet.

By: Jim

Jim — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 04:30:57 +0000

That reminds me of the Hofbrau Haus in Munich. I have seen American college students there being cheered on by their friends as they stood and drank an entire liter of beer with one swoosh.

I'm not sure if their friends also cheered while they heaved their guts.

By: Mace Price

Mace Price — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 03:35:45 +0000

…That and when I lift ‘em Goddamn weights? I do 40 oz. curls with BOTH HANDS!…glug glug glug…and sometimes it shows.

By: Mace Price

Mace Price — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 03:30:39 +0000

…Didn’t G. Gordon Liddy give “Maximum John” Sirica a bunch of shit during the trail, thus aggravating matters in terms of sentencing? That and even in the event Bush doesn’t pardon Little Scooter, which I seriously doubt, he’ll do the 30+/- months at a minimum security facility around DC. And if so, won’t he–under Federal Sentencing Guidelines–or the “New Law” ushered in during Reagan’s “War on Drugs” the 80’s, have to do at least 80% maximum of the 2.5 years? leads me to believe that given the protracted survival of AG Alberto “Stungun” Gonzales as an indication, I just don’t see him [Libby] going to Prison. This Bush Regime is a ferocious bunch of Oligarchs, as stubborn as they are insensible to even the concept of Equal Justice Under The Law. Worse, they’ve acquired enough power to play for keeps. Anyway, speaking of the Law Counselor Bovard, I’m sure you’ll recall one of the more incisive quotes of the infamous Roy Cohn–who amongst other things managed to complete Colombia law at 19. Someone began to admonish him about some legal aspect or another, when Cohn cut him off and remarked: “Shut up to me about the Law! I’ve forgotten more about it than you’ve ever learned—Show me the Judge!” And as long as we’re speaking of Judges? How in the hell did Partisan elements in The DOJ manage to get Libby’s case in front of a Magistrate the stripe of Walton? Please feel free to edify me Jim…In case I have to act pro-per one of these days. Ha! Ha!

By: Tom Blanton

Tom Blanton — Sat, 16 Jun 2007 00:44:46 +0000

There are two places on the internet to go when you want to read the brownshirt reactions:

1. FreeRepublic.Com

and

2. LittleGreenFootballs.Com.

It is actually amazing that LGF took time off from Muslim bashing and warning of the destruction of western civilization by islamofascists to weigh in on Scooter’s sentencing.

They are also wondering a lot about just what part of 9/11 Ron Paul doesn’t get.

By: Jean

Jean — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 20:03:31 +0000

Jim, I glad to see that Judge Walton has stood up to the law and did what was right in the Libby case. Just wish he had done the right thing concerning Sibel Edmonds.

By: Jim

Jim — Fri, 15 Jun 2007 19:00:21 +0000

It is fun to hear the wailing in DC- and probably along the entire Northeast corridor - over this judge’s decision.

Is anyone aware of a blog or other place that is keeping track of the most vehement or absurd defenses of Scooter or condemnations of Judge Walton?