Russ Feingold’s Censure Resolution

Sen Russ Feingold introducing legislation to censure President Bush over the illegal wiretapping. If you are interested, the writeup (about 2 pages long) is here, or see the official document. Needless to say, I agree 100% with the resolution, and am thankful there is an attempt to bring accountability to lawbreaking. Greenwald also has a great writeup on it.

Update:

The NYT had a big article about the censure motion yesterday. Well, sort of about the motion, it was really all about the politics of raising the motion. Nowhere is there the substance of what the censure is for, if there is any validity to it, or even Feingold’s own relevant quotes about the censure. You would have a hard time reading the article understanding why Feingold actually brought up a censure vote.

True, it is a politically oriented piece, so it’s focus is not about the content of the censure resolution. But why not? Why is it so hard for the media to cover politics as anything but a horse race? Is it any wonder the public is so woefully wrong about so many basic matters of fact, when the facts are never presented to them?History has shown my 2004 election analysis was dead on. Bush lied, and the media let him. People believed the lies and put him in office. I wonder if this will change anytime soon

4 thoughts on “Russ Feingold’s Censure Resolution”

  1. Thanks Mike, and backatcha! I’ll never forget the one at your place with the “bb”s and the Sprite.

  2. Hey Muttrox, happy birthday +2 days! (Sorry, I was too busy the last couple of days to get to it.)

    I still have fond memories of the year your birthday party was postponed to April 1st. Heh.

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