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John Kerry on the law

As of late, Senator Kerry has been running off the mouth about how "President Bush has clearly broken the law" in regards to the use of the NSA in gathering intelligence against terrorists that are domestically based.

I just remembered that prior to his current job, Senator Kerry was a Prosecutor in Massachusets.

Why do I bring it up? What's the chance that Kerry used the very same methods to fight crime in massachusets that he now is vigorously against President Bush doing against al-queda agents?

Oh, it gets better, Kerry wrote a book called "The New War" where he goes on and on and on about how we should really fight the war against international crime.

I once suffered through a review of it and I wrote about it here.

I'm going to go back in and see what the 'boston foghorn' has to say about surveilance. If you dont hear from me in a week, call for an ambulance.

Posted @ January 26, 2006 04:03 PM | Kerry File

Comments

...take a gas mask & plenty of O2.

Be careful in there.

Posted by: leelu at January 27, 2006 09:50 AM

24 hours into the mission I'm still speechless over Mr. Kerry's proposed Alito filibuster. hope the news of that didn't throw you into a state of shock.

Posted by: AcademicElephant at January 27, 2006 10:45 AM

No,its precisely the sort of impotent, slackjawed and pointless exercise I would have expected from the junior senator from massachusets.

Posted by: frank martin at January 27, 2006 11:37 AM