Mind you, the Republican’ts have every reason to be scared of her. She’s made it very clear that crimes committed must be prosecuted…a radical idea when it comes to our elected officials, according to the Washington press corps and the far-right wing-nutery, helped in their position by none other than Obama himself who “prefer to look forward than backward”.

But, not to worry! After all, aren’t we a nation governed by the rule of law?

You say Steve: “Beating the carcass doesn’t accomplish (sic) anything. Why can’t at least a few of these wise blog pundits tell us how to dispose of the body in some sanitary fashion so the infection that killed the horse doesn’t spread?”

The “go-along-get-along” mentality of both Democrats and Republicans saying they want to move forward, won’t fix the 8 years of lawlessness by the Bush administration Steve. We need to keep the issue in the public eye and keep beating the drum calling for criminal investigations into the actions of the Bush administration, if you want to see something done.

Sadly, it may take other countries pursuing human rights cases against the US for using torture, before our own government will take any action of its own, to our utter shame.

Recently Steve that’s exactly what happened: A Spanish court opened a criminal case against former Bush administration officials, for human right violations in using waterboarding, a recognized form of torture. Former Attorney General Alberto, undersecretary of defense for policy Douglas Feith; former Vice President Dick Cheney’s chief of staff David Addington; Justice Department officials John Yoo and Jay S. Bybee; and Pentagon lawyer William have all been charged.

This is just the beginning Steve, as I believe other countries will follow Spain in bringing their own charges. So, if you keep reading about this issue Steve, it’s because we all want something to be done and not have the crimes of the Bush administration swept under the rug, like they never happened.

I don’t know why I bothered to read this article. Everyone with an over room temperature IQ already knows that Bush had absolutely no regard for the law and that the Republican party is firmly into obstruction for obstruction’s sake.

There are at least a couple of articles like this one on about every blog every day. But I can’t remember even one that had a concluding paragraph that started out saying something like “And this is what you can do about ……..”.

The horse is indeed dead. Beating the carcass doesn’t acomplish anything. Why can’t at least a few of these wise blog pundits tell us how to dispose of the body in some sanitary fashion so the infection that killed the horse doesn’t spread?