DOJ: We Can't Release Cheney Records Because Of Late Night Comedy


	DOJ: We Can't Release Cheney Records Because Of Late Night Comedy

ratilfar

6-19-2009 5:23 PM

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doj, morons, idiots, stupid, liars, cowards, obama, owns, this, now

ratilfar says:

OK, somebody got a severe bout of the STUPIDS! Besides this is not about Late Night Comics, but about truth and justice. So shove it you idiots and fork over the documents. NOW!

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6-21-2009 11:28 AM

Jorjor

Those late night comedians are really dangerous.

6-21-2009 1:37 PM

ratilfar

Yes, they attack politicians where it hurts, their egos!

6-22-2009 3:44 AM

darkeforce

It's the price the politicians pay for a life in the public eye. If they aren't willing to be criticized by the public, then don't become a politician.

6-22-2009 12:49 PM

ratilfar

My thoughts exactly darkeforce.

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