Alberto: Hairbag Of The Right

“Racism?

No coincidence.”

“Bacpacnik.............Humor?

Not a chance.

The dude's hair is a sculpture rivaling John Edwards.”

“I never was a fan of Imus' brand of humor.”

“Huh, not even The Reverend Billy Saul Hargiss and The Church Of The Gooey Death and The Discount House Of Worship in Del Rio Texas?”

“I thought you said HANDBAG ----”

“Or maybe Hand Jive”

“hairball?”

“Nice demographic on this thread, two dweebs and a dork.”

“Hey, it's a slow newsday.  The pervs, liars, rip-offs and closet cases are taking a break so we're left to rehash what's already out there.”

“It may be repetitious...but

Let's compare attorneys general:

-- Civilians killed by Ashcroft: 0

-- Civilians killed by Gonzales: 0

-- Civilians killed by Reno: 80

-- Innocent people put in prison by Ashcroft: 0

-- Innocent people put in prison by Gonzales: 0

-- Innocent people put in prison by Reno: at least 1 that I know of

As Dade County (Fla.) state attorney, Janet Reno made a name for herself as one of the leading witch-hunters in the notorious "child molestation" cases from the '80s, when convictions of innocent Americans were won on the basis of heavily coached testimony from small children.

Charged by Reno's office in 1984 with child molestation, Grant Snowden was convicted on the manufactured testimony of one such child, who was 4 years old when the abuse allegedly occurred.

Snowden, the most decorated police officer in the history of the South Miami Police Department, was sentenced to five life terms -- and was imprisoned with people he had put there. Snowden served 11 years before his conviction was finally overturned by a federal court in an opinion that ridiculed the evidence against him and called his trial "fundamentally unfair."

In a massive criminal justice system, mistakes will be made from time to time. But Janet Reno put people like Snowden in prison not only for crimes that they didn't commit -- but also for crimes that never happened.



-- Number of obvious civil rights violations ignored by Ashcroft: 0

-- Number of obvious civil rights violations ignored by Gonzales: 0

-- Number of obvious civil rights violations ignored by Reno: at least 1

On Aug. 19, 1991, rabbinical student Yankel Rosenbaum was stabbed to death in Crown Heights by a black racist mob shouting "Kill the Jew!" as retaliation for another Hasidic man killing a black child in a car accident hours earlier.

In a far clearer case of jury nullification than the first Rodney King verdict, a jury composed of nine blacks and three Puerto Ricans acquitted Lemrick Nelson Jr. of the murder -- despite the fact that the police found the bloody murder weapon in his pocket and Rosenbaum's blood on his clothes, and that Rosenbaum, as he lay dying, had identified Nelson as his assailant.

The Hasidic community immediately appealed to the attorney general for a federal civil rights prosecution of Nelson. Reno responded with utter mystification at the idea that anyone's civil rights had been violated.

-- Number of innocent civilians accused of committing heinous crimes by Ashcroft: 0

-- Number of innocent civilians accused of committing heinous crimes by Gonzales: 0

-- Number of innocent civilians accused of committing heinous crimes by Reno: at least 1

Janet Reno presided over the leak of Richard Jewell's name to the media, implicating him in the Atlanta Olympic park bombing in 1996, for which she later apologized.


http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?print=yes&id=22161
LOL””

“Now the demographic has really headed south.”

“Hey!  We're not ALL slack-jawed yokels!”

“Show of hands on that one?”

“And Mister Fox, he lay low.”

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“the best part is by December ....Gonzales will be forgotten...Granted the Dems will still run against him...but he will be gone. LOL...Good Strategy guys keep it up”