Reply #46: No, I think he thought it through... [View All]

He knew the wusses would strong arm him to be silent and lay low on this, talk him out of it...

or maybe that's exactly what occured, maybe he did try and get their support and they said backed out, or simply said no from the beginning.

Either scenario is very easy to imagine, and it was predictable.

In the meantime, these Dems are allowing for the select intelligence committee members to craft legislation this very moment to give Bush legal authority (cover) for the very laws he already violated, in other words, to say it was okay to violate the executive authorities provided by existing law and the Constitution - to continue the known and still to date UNKNOWN Domestic Spying program, high crimes and misdeamors impeachable offenses.

To Censure now was/is an imperative action to at the minimum force Bush Co to Cease and Desist these programs.

To avoid supporting this action is to say, it's ok what Bush is doing.

That is simply unacceptable, and every single traitorous bastard who ducks this issue and fails to back Feingold should be impeached for the violating their oath of office as well.

Their votes will be on record one way or the other.


on edit: i should add that going about the way that Feingold did, was to bring it to the attention of the American People vis a vis the CM.

It was the only way he could do this.