support grows for Sock Monkey

From Florida to California, enthusiasm grows as Sock Monkey is seen as the true agent of change. Tired of the same old failed politicians, many people work tirelessly to bring attention to his campaign.

“I really appreciate the messages of encouragement I get from ordinary people around the country,” Sock Monkey said this morning, “It truly is heartening”.



In other campaign news, a campaign spokesmonkey reported that it appears that Lumpy may have suffered some damage to his eyes in the dryer incident that occurred two days ago.

“We have complete confidence in the medical staff at Grandma’s house,” he said, “and anticipate a complete restoration.” He added that people need not be overly concerned about this, and that Lumpy continues to be enthusiastic about the campaign. “There is no need to cancel any of his events”, the spokesmonkey added.

torture

November 9, 2007
Michael Mukasey officially became attorney general Friday, taking the oath of office without fanfare from a Justice Department official.
http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/11/09/mukasey/index.html

12/19/07
MARK FILIP: Senator, speaking personally, I consider waterboarding to be repugnant as it’s been reported in any of its various iterations. […]

That said, the Attorney General of the United States is presently reviewing that legal question. He determined that he wanted to have access to the classified information and memos about it. I don’t think I can or anyone who could be potentially considered to be his deputy could get out in front of him on that question while it’s under review.
http://thinkprogress.org/2007/12/19/filip-waterboarding/

It’s actually been 6 weeks since that sleaze mukasey became Attorney General of the United States. If he really wanted to know if waterboarding is torture, he’d know by now. It doesn’t take that long to read a couple of memos, and watch a few tapes to know.

So, why is the Senate dicking around with this guy? Call mukasey back in, and ask him point blank, yes or no. If he hedges, impeach him. And toss this guy back to his puppeteers.

Thank you, Chris Dodd

Surveillance Bill Delayed Until 2008
By PAMELA HESS
Associated Press Writer
8:16 PM EST, December 17, 2007
newsday.com/news/politics/wire/sns-ap-terrorist-surveillance,0,4524892.story

WASHINGTON
The Senate late Monday delayed its consideration of a vote on a new government eavesdropping bill until January...



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