Despite months of denials by Karl Rove and Dick Cheney, it seems that everyone (including the President?) in the White House knew of Lewis Libby's plan to blow CIA Agent Valerie Plam'e cover. This means that the White House lied to us about Libby's actions: Libby: White House 'Superiors' OK'd Leaks
Despite months of denials by the federal government about what they knew after Hurrican Katrina struck the Gulf Coast. It has now come to light that everyone in the White House knew of the severity of the disaster. This means that the White House has lied to us about Katrina: Documents: White House Knew About Levees
The former Connecticut Governor, Republican John G. Rowland, was released from prison after serving a mwere ten months for corruption at the highest levels of his office. Rowland is a typical Republican, he lies about everything, but he got caught. It's sad that he served only ten months, when there are single mothers serving life imprisonment for drug crimes that netted them a fraction of the benefits stolen by Rowland. Former Conn. Governor Released From Prison
Despite the clear separation between church and state guaranteed by the Constitution, the Republican-controlled military ahs decided that commanding officers may insert their religious views into training. I wonder how that will work for Muslim officers? Air Force Revises Guidelines on Religion
The latest lie out of the White House is that they saved Los Angeles from a terror attack in 2002. If this was true, they would have held a huge press conference and paraded Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa before the cameras for his testimony of what a great job the feds did protecting the country. However, the LA mayor knows nothing about this alleged plan and the ensuing federal salvation. Which leads to only one conclusion: there was no threat and warrantless wiretapping has brought no benefit to Americans. This means that the White House has lied to us: L.A. Mayor Blindsided by Terror Info
Whew! I feel so much safer today!
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