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The firing of the attorneys

By Christy - Mar 21st, 2007 at 11:43 am EDT

Link an article i found about the investigation of the firing of several US attorneys.

Apparently the White House will not allow any of its top aides to testify under oath.How hypocritical is that? First, they invade everyone else's privacy via the Patriot Act, and now they want privacy and secrecy for themselves?If you don't hve anything to hide, why be scared about testifying under oath?Also, President Bush says he wants to avoid a media spectacle. If that is so, then why was it okay to make a media spectacle of President Clinton and out him under oath? You can't have it both ways.

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