Bush Attorney General Nominee Supports Torture, Illegal Spying

[RW]

Michael Mukasey, President Bush's new appointee for Attorney General,
seems at least as bad as Bush's two previous Attorney Generals,
controversial John Ashcroft and Alberto Gonzalez. This man obviously
wants to continue the program to strip away Americans' freedom that
veterans fought and died to preserve. The Senate should reject this
proponent of turning the US into a fascist police state and tell Bush
to send them someone who believes in and will uphold our Constitution.
See http://www.wsws.org/articles/2007/nov2007/muka-n01.shtml

[Mike Flannigan]

Post by RW
Michael Mukasey, President Bush's new appointee for Attorney General,
seems at least as bad as Bush's two previous Attorney Generals,
controversial John Ashcroft and Alberto Gonzalez. This man obviously
wants to continue the program to strip away Americans' freedom that
veterans fought and died to preserve. The Senate should reject this
proponent of turning the US into a fascist police state and tell Bush
to send them someone who believes in and will uphold our Constitution.
See http://www.wsws.org/articles/2007/nov2007/muka-n01.shtml

So when is the democrat congress going to do anything about it, doofus?

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If it's electronic, it's no election.

http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2007/10/tell-the-feds-w.html

[unknown]

In regard to the original intent of this thread: Contact your STATE
legislators about your concerns for the voting machines.

They're under pressure of the threat of federal law, though.

A boycott of the defective electronic 'voting' systems may
be necessary to regain some representation in government.

Your State determines what kind of voting machines to use...

The vote-fraud racketeers used the threat of
federal law - specifically HAVA 2002 - to force
localities to buy the faulty electronic systems,
in fact.

They render the "Voting Rights Act" (note
the name) moot, since there's now no way
to observe the subversions.

If it's electronic, it's no election.

http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2007/10/tell-the-feds-w.html