You know you want to help MoveOn.org chastise the Bush administration, which is attempting to blame state and local officials for its glacially slow response to Hurricane Katrina.
You know you want to help MoveOn.org chastise the Bush administration, which is attempting to blame state and local officials for its glacially slow response to Hurricane Katrina.
Good news! Congress has decided to slay the trolls on your blog by making it a crime to annoy anyone on the Internet
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And they only had to ignore that pesky freedom of speech to do it.
In my Advanced Legal Research class, we’re looking at resources for researching legislative history. This is the stuff that accumulates around a bill as it’s working its way through Congress: committee reports, floor debates, amendments, etc.
Right now we’re looking at a print resource called the U.S. Code Congressional & Administrative News, published by Thomson/West. It collects edited versions of that material for bills that seem to be of particular public interest. The professor passed out, at random, volumes of the October 2007 collection.
The first law in my volume is the Implementing Recommendations Of The 9/11 Commission Act of 2007. Meanwhile, the Bush administration is claiming denying, contrary to the Commission’s report, that Osama Bin Laden was responsible for the attack in the first place.
Does anybody else feel like all those people basically died for nothing?
EDIT: Sometimes my typing fingers get stupid when I’m choking with rage. See strikethrough above.
Crap, I’ve been in rehearsals all week, so I haven’t been following as much as I should. I will admit to some election fatigue. I think Pfizer makes a pill for that.