So, Scooter takes the fall and proves, once again, that the government rarely is capable of finding anyone guilty for any actual crime but that they are very good at prosecuting people for lying to them. I’m not sure why anyone, in their right mind, would ever, ever talk to the government about anything unless […]
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So, Scooter takes the fall and proves, once again, that the government rarely is capable of finding anyone guilty for any actual crime but that they are very good at prosecuting people for lying to them. I’m not sure why anyone, in their right mind, would ever, ever talk to the government about anything unless compelled to do so by law. I mean, even if I wasn’t at all involved in something and was called to testify, I probably wouldn’t.
I didn’t really follow the Libby trial that much. It just seemed like the garden variety politically motivated case that makes anyone who might be remotely qualified for government service to run screaming. However, it just gets clearer by the day that Iraq, and everything surrounding the decision to go in and the post-invasion aftermath, was a giant mistake. And, to make matters worse, our soldiers who get injured over there can’t get even basic medical care in a honorable fashion.
What has our country come to?
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