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Getbig Main Boards => Politics and Political Issues Board => Topic started by: 240 is Back on April 12, 2008, 02:17:20 PM
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Drudge:
TOUGH JOB MARKET: Former attorney general Alberto Gonzales has been unable to interest law firms in adding his name to their roster... Developing...
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Hahahaha.... why doesn't he go back to his old firm?
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maybe he can't remember where they're located. After all, he couldn't remember what he had for breakfast when being quizzed by congress about recent major events pertaining to his job.
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best news ive heard all day. karma's a bitch.
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now if only he'd get run over by a car i'd read that over n over again and wak off!
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Hahaha... His spokesperson is Robert Bork Jr. Some of the old farts on here (granted some of them are retards.... Hi the Coach and BB) would remember Sr.
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Hahaha... His spokesperson is Robert Bork Jr. Some of the old farts on here (granted some of them are retards.... Hi the Coach and BB) would remember Sr.
they've only been Bush fans since he won in 2000. Before that, they were clinton voters. They jump on the bandwagon of whoever is in charge.
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Hahaha... His spokesperson is Robert Bork Jr. Some of the old farts on here (granted some of them are retards.... Hi the Coach and BB) would remember Sr.
Sr. was a scumbag made from the same mold as Gonzo:
from Wiki:
Bork served as acting Attorney General of the United States from 1973 to 1974. As acting Attorney General, he is known for carrying out U.S. President Richard Nixon's order to fire Watergate Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox following Cox's request for tapes of Oval Office conversations. The firing incident is known as the "Saturday Night Massacre." Nixon's Attorney General Elliot Richardson and Richardson's Deputy Attorney General, William Ruckelshaus, considered the order "fundamentally wrong"[1] and resigned rather than carry it out. Bork believed that Nixon's order to fire Cox was valid and appropriate, but considered resigning to avoid being "perceived as a man who did the President's bidding to save my job"; Richardson and Ruckelshaus told Bork he should not because of the damage a chain of resignations could cause the Department of Justice.[2] Bork became acting head of the United States Department of Justice, and Nixon reiterated his order to fire Cox. Bork complied with Nixon's order and fired Cox. He subsequently resumed his duties as Solicitor General.
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I swear you have to be an idiot to run for office. They get a little power and think theyre invisible to prosecution. :-\
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Hahahaha.... why doesn't he go back to his old firm?
HOW ABOUT BACK TO MEXICO???