signorelli21

Lol, to whom and for what?

Posting the definition of Perjury?

J-SMITH69

he was vindicated, even the dems say he did nothing. story went away didn't it.

i think he should apologize

signorelli21

What do you mean he was vindicated?

All he did was not answer any questions and then resign, the whole purpose of the investigation was to find out if he was competent to be the Attorney General, they can't fire you if you quit your job first.

I still don't see what i said previously that warrants an apology, I just said that he was unable to answer a majority of the questions asked of him and i felt that he was not being entirely honest, you are the one calling people names like a 5th grader.

Also, since you mentioned Mr. Gonzalez being vindicated i thought you should watch this, apparently they are reopening the investigation. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESWE_IYDBDw

J-SMITH69

cant watch vid right now.

they investigated it all the way last i heard, dems say nothing was done... and its not in the news.

it all goes away after nothing happens just like i said. and everyone still only rememebers "that it happened" and it becomes "fact"

signorelli21

Honestly i stopped following it and don't really know what came of it, but according to that report the investigation was stopped because the president wouldn't allow access to confidential records that would prove him guilty or something like that.

however the new Attorney General has changed this somehow and the investigation is being reopened, of course thats just one news report and i would like to read more from independent sources before forming a real opinion.

I think its sort of a waste though because even if found guilty of something the president will just pardon him, but congress has to make it look like they are actually doing something, lol.

J-SMITH69

congress approval rating is far less than the president interesting enough, how they keep talking about how unpopular the president is lol.

i think the government as a whole is unpopular, and it ain't because of the war