But if the White House refuses Congressional subpoenas --- which U.S. Attorney should be the one to prosecute in support of the subpoenas?
Should it be:
* Perhaps someone who lost a job to one of the fired attorneys?
* Someone who worked for the Attorney General who did the firing?
* Someone who helped draft legislation for the Administration who did the firing?
You don't have to choose! You can get a three-fer with Jeff Taylor!
http://www.rewinn.com/9918.html
Belltown is a funky part of Seattle; it's not surprising that that it's where that guy comes from. It's between the Space Needle and the fountain on Westlake Plaza, between Capitol Hill and the Pike Place Market.
Ironically, Belltown was orginally settled by Arthur Bell (... which is where it gets its name...) who seems to have been a rather dull fellow, opposed to drinking and vice in general. He would be as shocked by Belltown's happy-go-lucky attitude but even more by O'Reilly's loofa exploits.
But if the White House refuses Congressional subpoenas --- which U.S. Attorney should be the one to prosecute in support of the subpoenas?
Should it be:
* Perhaps someone who lost a job to one of the fired attorneys?
* Someone who worked for the Attorney General who did the firing?
* Someone who helped draft legislation for the Administration who did the firing?
You don't have to choose! You can get a three-fer with Jeff Taylor!
http://www.rewinn.com/9918.html