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11 June 2007

As Washington Turns

It really is like a soap-opera.

In a bit of political theater, Democrats have set a procedural vote as a prelude to considering a resolution expressing Senate dissatisfaction with the attorney general for a variety of actions, including the firing of federal prosecutors and the handling of national security matters.
But Republicans believe they will be able to deny Democrats the 60 votes necessary to overcome the procedural hurdle, though they are pointedly saying that position should not be read as an endorsement of the attorney general’s performance.
I'm waiting for some congressman to show up with an eye-patch and a gun and exclaim that "I'm the father of that baby!"

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