An Army Of Ken Starrs?

11:05 pm EST May 11th, 2006 | Politics | 2 Comments

This sounds like a bunch of Republican busybodies who are convinced their excrement doesn’t stink.

The big deal is that now we know that the administration — I’ll say “apparently,” although if the report were untrue I think the president would have denied it — is keeping track of the phone calls of millions of citizens who have nothing at all to do with terrorism. Bush has tried to convince us that the overwhelming majority of Americans are not affected by domestic surveillance, but now we know that the opposite is true: The overwhelming majority of us are .

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2 Responses to “An Army Of Ken Starrs?”

  1. duros62 says:
    May 12, 2006 at 2:05 pm

    Feel safe yet?

  2. goatchowder says:
    May 12, 2006 at 3:05 pm

    Remember when that guy stood up at a Shrub Nuremberg Rally somewhere in North Carolina, and told Shrub he didn’t appreciate having his phone tapped? And Shrub replied, basically, that’s off-base, I’m not tapping your phone, just the terrorists’.

    Well, goll ee. Looks like he was after all.

    Imagine that: a lie.