> The Oregonian's David Reinhard has some thoughts on AAR's
> situation:
Another day... more slanted nonsense. For those who want to consider the source, here are some other views from Mr. Reinhard:
"But nothing we've seen so far suggests Rove did anything wrong -- wrong as in illegal, or even unethical."
On the question of London bombings and how this relates somehow to Iraq: "No, Great Britain -- and other governments -- won't get a pass from Islamic terrorists by simply pulling out of Iraq. They'll have to decide whether to excuse or annihilate Thursday-style barbarism. In short, will it be Ward Churchill or Winston Churchill? It's really that simple."
On John Roberts: "Sen. Ted Kennedy may soon roll on to the Senate floor to inform us: In John Roberts' America, 12-year-old-girls would be arrested, handcuffed and taken downtown by cops for eating a single french fry in public.
Yet the "subway snacker" case highlights not only his qualifications for the Supreme Court, but also the kind of restraint judges should show and Bush has promised in his judicial picks."
On the Millennium Bomber Case: "Since 9/11, prosecutors have used the U.S. criminal justice system and its protections to break up terror cells across the country. Shoe-bomber Richard Reid and 20th hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui (not U.S. citizens) have had their days in U.S. courts. Coughenour seems lost in Michael Moore's America. He's not living in George Bush or John Ashcroft's America. The administration has consistently worked to use our justice system when and where it's appropriate."
For more details:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Reinhard
I guess when you can't quote from slanted news articles, you have to resort to regurgitated propaganda columnists who essentially plagiarize the NY Post. A classic example of the right wing echo chamber... echo... echo... echo....<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">
Edited by dampier on 08/08/05 04:36 PM.</FONT></P>
