It always amazes me when a discussion ensues over politics and not 5 seconds into it the opposing party wants to start their screeching about Bush.
I had a discussion the other night with a friend and the he started blabbering about the firing of 8 US Attorneys being "unconsitutional". It's amazing what these jackasses like to say about the Consitution while exposing the fact that they haven't really read the Constitution.
It's the first words out of their ignorant mouths- "it's unconsitutional, it's unconstitutional!"
Here's an idea.
You ready?

READ IT FIRST! Then come and argue it with me!

Here's a fact for any truth denying, brainwashed, media vomit ingesting, self proclaimed masters of Constitutional knowledge:
The President can fire any and all US Attorneys at will, and doesn't have to explain a damn thing about it to you.
The only reason it's a huge issue is because in this case it's been done by George Bush. He could cough without covering his mouth and it would be considered a scandal by these moronic liberals and their incessant hate Bush circus.
These people truly are completely and utterly stupid with hate.
It's astounding.
It also amazes me how- in that alternate universe called liberalism- they seem to think of history as having begun when Bush stepped into office.
If that wasn't the case, then why are they forgetting the fact that Bill Derelict Clinton had 93 US Attorneys fired as his first order of business upon going into office?
Oh, that's right. They wanted you to forget about that one. This hypocrisy makes me want to puke.

Here's the sanctimonious Hillarynut herself commenting on the firings of 8 US Attorneys:
"The buck should stop somewhere," Clinton said in an interview with ABC's "Good Morning America" which was broadcast Wednesday morning. She added that Bush "needs to be very forthcoming -- what did he say, what did he know, what did he do?" and that Rove also "owes the Congress and the country an 'explanation' for his role in the affair."

What an emarrassment these people are. These so-called "leaders".

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Further reading: There's a fantasic article about this subject written by Andrew C. McCarthy of The National Review. Do yourself a favor and read it

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