The Bush administration lawyers who formulated and justified the worst abuses and excesses of the administration's war on terror conduct are having trouble finding work! They should be having trouble finding judges willing to hear their appeals, but no, instead they're all just bitching about how no...

So, the DCI says that "I would not support, obviously, an investigation or a prosecution of those individuals" involved in the interrogation program...They did their job, they did it pursuant to the... [Want to read the whole piece? Visit atlargely.com for full links, other content, and more]...

Republican Senator Arlen Spector is opposed to investigating any alleged Bush administration abuses and crimes and I am not surprised. Maybe Spector is reluctant to investigate because he cannot... [Want to read the whole piece? Visit atlargely.com for full links, other content, and more]...

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Written by Bashmilah at Huffington Post is this harrowing account of our war "on terror" or as has become obvious, our war "of terror:" "From October 2003 until May 2005, I was illegally detained by the U.S. government and held in CIA-run "black sites" with no contact with the outside world. On May ...

Back on the DL today, folks ... Dealing with the latest snowfall has, yet again, issued a setback to the hip injury , sustained about four snowfalls ago ... So, along with enduring pain, the energy level is zapped as well ... Then again, not sure what we could have come up with today ... Let's see ....

John "Loves Torture" Yoo is all upset - poor man - because he is not happy with President Obama. Penning a best-of-Bush-propaganda for the Wall Street Murdoch, Yoo writes the following (apparently his lawyer has not told him to shut up yet): During his first week as commander in chief, President Bar...

With a blown kiss out the window of the presidential limousine, George W. Bush departed the White House yesterday, closing out a presidency that spanned the height of popularity and the depths of public disdain....

With a blown kiss out the window of the presidential limousine, George W. Bush departed the White House yesterday, closing out a presidency that spanned the height of popularity and the depths of public disdain....

According to Michael Isikoff, no pardon for Scooter Libby. But Bush still has a few hours yet to slip some pardons in while the nation is busy looking to tomorrow, not to mention that the news coverage of the inaguration will drown out everything else. Libby's pardon might be waiting in the wings - ...