Coyote Gulch's 2008 Presidential Election

 












































































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  Monday, December 24, 2007


TalkLeft: "The House Intelligence Committee has scheduled a hearing on January 16 regarding the destruction of CIA interrogation videotapes of two al Qaeda suspects held in secret overseas prisons, Abu Zubaydah and Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri. The order to destroy the tapes allegedly was given by Jose Rodriguez who at that time was head of the CIA's clandestine service. Rodriguez, who has hired lawyer Robert Bennett to represent him, has no intention of being the scapegoat. The TimesonLine reports Rodgriguez is seeking immunity for his testimony. Who might he give up?"

"2008 pres"
6:32:20 AM    


Mike Littwin (via The Rocky Mountain News): "I'll admit it. I underestimated Tom Tancredo. I underestimated the impact he could make as a presidential candidate, particularly as a candidate who was polling, as many of us had predicted, around 2 percent. And yet, I had no idea he could take one issue and, with it, help make the Republican presidential race - and the country itself - an uglier, nastier and more mean-spirited place to be. He didn't do it by himself, of course. He wasn't even the lead player. You have to give that role to Lou Dobbs and the huge audience on his team."

Captain's Quarters: "While Congress tried to offer more and more legislation for immigration reform, a number of people wondered why the government didn't try harder to enforce the laws already on the books. Many suggested that employer enforcement would remove the incentives for illegal immigration and illegals would just return home. Reuters now reports that those predictions have proven accurate already.

"2008 pres"
6:16:28 AM    



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