Friday, February 01, 2008

Olbermann on the Bush Administration Protecting Law-breaking Telecom Companies

Keith Olbermann had another excellent "Special Comment" regarding the Bush administration’s efforts to give Telecom companies retroactive immunity for their involvement in illegal wiretapping of American citizens. I can't say it any better than he did.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Woah!........what a commentary! Bet Keith's phone lines and computer are tapped. It did make me feel better to know, after listening to him, that I am not the only person in the world to think the Prez needs some real mental and moral help! But then, the rich will always get what they want, legal or not. So sad!

Matt said...

That's often very true. Now it's up to the senate to stop this from happening.

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