George Bush and his patented The War Against Terror (or T.W.A.T. for short) took another blow yesterday when a federal court ruled- unsurprisingly- that tapping people's phones and recording their conversations without a warrant
was against their human rights.
The administation press secretary Tony Snow- looking more and more like
the janitor from Scrubs- apparently said the White House "couldn't disagree more with the ruling". I know who I believe.
Bush's approval rating is continuing to drop- even
this poll combines those who say he's doing a 'fair' job and those who think he's doing a 'poor' one-. Last time I checked, a fair job is a positive thing.
The administation press secretary Tony Snow- looking more and more like the janitor from Scrubs- apparently said the White House "couldn't disagree more with the ruling". I know who I believe.
Bush's approval rating is continuing to drop- even this poll combines those who say he's doing a 'fair' job and those who think he's doing a 'poor' one-. Last time I checked, a fair job is a positive thing.
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