[jessduntno]

It’s been reported that something similar occured with the implementation of torture - Bush Administration officials developed the rationale and techniques and subsequently briefed key members of Congress, including high ranking Democrats. And either acquiescing or accepting, those Democrats chose to remain silent.

There’s plenty of reasons to doubt Mr. Cheney here. But those high ranking Congressional Democrats who were most likely briefed, including Speaker Pelosi, Rep. Harman, and Sen. Rockefeller, have a responsiblity to set the record straight. Were they complicit in the Bush Administration’s violation of the law?

http://www.examiner.com/x-243-Progressive-Politics-Examiner~y2008m12d22-Congressional-Democrats-complicit-in-illegal-surveillance

[2ndDivisionVet]

Was I beamed to DU, Kos or HuffPo?

[seastay]

if this guy want to prosecute people for not following rules, how about start with Obama and the Democratic party for electing an illegal immigrant to the office of president?

Or is it we are to pick and choose which rules need to be followed and which are not important?

If so, seems a whole lot more important to eavesdrop and protect the US citizens, than it is to allow foreigners to infiltrate our country, to be elected to office, and to give amnesty to any foreigner person on the planet to vote against the US citizens interests, like the democratic party is doing right now!

[calex59]

There’s plenty of reasons to doubt Mr. Cheney here.

I will have to disagree with you here, there is no reason what so ever to doubt Vice President(not Mr.)Cheney here, or any other time.