Bush Leaves White House, Tells Staff 'We Led With Conviction'

[Myra Bronstein]

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123248263865099159.html

Let's hope Obama leads with A Conviction (of Bush) as well.

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[Mark Stapleton]

:hahaha:

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123248263865099159.html

Let's hope Obama leads with A Conviction (of Bush) as well.

:lollypop:

:hahaha:

[Jack White]

:hahaha:

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123248263865099159.html

Let's hope Obama leads with A Conviction (of Bush) as well.

:lollypop:

:hahaha:

Let's not forget Cheney.

[David Guyatt]

You get the sense that there is a standing order that a succeeding president will never allow the prosecution of a former president, even if they were a war criminal and crooked beyond the pale.

I guess this is what Obama means by "not looking back"?

[Magda Hassan]

Is the new AG Eric Holder the same one that recommended to Clinton that he pardon Marc Rich? If he is I wont be holding my breath for any prosecution of Bush and Co.

Here is a PDF which has Marc Rich's friend Michael Steinhardt pleading his (empty) case with Clinton.

The link below from Deep Capture has a history of Michael Steinhardt and how he got to where he did. A fine upstanding young fellow he is too. Why would Clinton give the time of day to these people? Why would Eric Holder recommend a pardon? On what grounds? Since when does an administration take orders from the mafia?

http://www.deepcapture.com/category/1-the-players/