Thursday, December 22, 2005
Then and Now
Mr Bush, in an effort to force passage of the bill, warned on Friday he would veto any temporary extension of the [USA-PATRIOT] act.Today:
The White House is hailing the Senate's vote to extend the Patriot Act for six months, a day after vowing President Bush wouldn't accept a short-term extension.Lifted from SusanG at Daily Kos. As she points out, the important question is whether anybody's paying attention to the blatant hypocrisy and dishonesty.
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During Christmas?
Fahgeddabout it.
If there were nuclear war, we wouldn't find out about it 'till Jan. 2.
Fahgeddabout it.
If there were nuclear war, we wouldn't find out about it 'till Jan. 2.
Actually, it looks like WiscTV has noticed, to judge from this passage:
The White House is hailing the Senate's vote to extend the Patriot Act for six months, a day after vowing President Bush wouldn't accept a short-term extension.
Translation: Bush blinked, and we're acknowledging that he blinked.
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The White House is hailing the Senate's vote to extend the Patriot Act for six months, a day after vowing President Bush wouldn't accept a short-term extension.
Translation: Bush blinked, and we're acknowledging that he blinked.
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