It's wrong to question the President's motive.

[Cleita]

This was the Republican response to the Democrat's objection to Bush's announcement that he would appoint the commission to investigate the WMD intelligence snafu.

[aquart]

1. Did the Democrats burst out laughing?

Did anyone say, "Well, sure, in the old Soviet Union."

That always gets 'em.

[Cleita]

5. By the way I forgot to say where I heard this.

They opened "The Newshour With Jim Lehrer" with this. Catch it if you can on the replay.

[BlueEyedSon]

2. Deleted

[BlueEyedSon]

3. If (if if if if if) the presidents motives might ever (ever ever ever)

become compromised (it COULD happen, maybe maybe maybe, like maybe if he was a Democrat) what would you do to expose that fact - if questioning is impermissible?

No one can above the law.

[Mari333]

4. PSSSSSST bU$sh isnt the King

he's a public servant, never really been elected, and anyone can question the little snot anytime they want.
He works for ME..I am the US govt, by the people, for the people
if they dont like it they can leave MY White House.

[PretzelWarrior]

6. I'm sick of their crap. Apparachitiks, they are. or whatever.

Da Komrade. Meet me in Gorky Park to discuss our quiet dissent of the politburo. Sounds like a novel from the 80's.

I'll question until I'm blue in the face. I'll question until the blue states win.