I believe the most descriptive word for this woman, and her role in the Bush Justice Department,is "commissar" (комиссар). Every totalitarian or would-be totalitariaon party has them.

Revelation after revelation regarding the despicable conduct of this administration has nearly left me speechless. "Have you no decency?" was the final question that brought America to its sense when we last dealt with a politician (Sen. Joe Macarthy) who was so deeply and profoundly unAmerican. I lived through the Richard Nixon presidency and I assure you, in comparison to today's administration toadies, he had a moral core. Nixon was twisted and sick but in the end Nixon had ideals and an intellectual cant, GWB and his klan of America haters have no moral core, there is nothing they won't pervert to seize and maintain their illicit stranglehold on America. I fear for our country, I fear for our people, I fear for the world.

It's remarkable to me that Goodling, Sampson, et al. were placed in these positions given how little legal experience they have. It further demonstrates that the only qualification necessary for Bush Administration jobs is blind loyalty.

trea·son /ˈtrizən/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[tree-zuhn] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–noun
1. the offense of acting to overthrow one's government or to harm or kill its sovereign.
2. a violation of allegiance to one's sovereign or to one's state.
3. the betrayal of a trust or confidence; breach of faith; treachery.

What amazes me about these so called christians like golding is how they can square their alleged faith with unquestioning fealty to and almost worship of bush.

Oddly she is a graduate of Messiah College, a college founded and run by the Brethren in Christ Church, a pacifist religion related to the Anabaptist and Amish movments. She seems to be pretty bloodthirsty for such a background.

goodling's interview style reminds me of HUD secretary Alphonso Jackson's penchant for interviewing potential HUD contractors to ferret out non-Bushies...

http://thinkprogress.org/2006/09/28/jackson-admitted-bias/

and also reminds me of the interview questions ('what are your views on abortion?') posed to potential employees of the iraq coalition provisional authority...

Maybe Griffin and Goodling will end up making the license plates in the war against unregistered motor vehicles.

As I recall Mrs. P's earlier post (which I can't seem to find), there are records of only one or two misdemeanor cases that Monica Goodling prosecuted in Virginia. The article says she spent much of her time on these misdemeanor cases.

According to the Fridman memo, Carol Lam was fired because her office filed ONLY 130 immigration cases (many of which were felonies) for each attorney-work year devoted to immigration.
http://www.talkingpointsmemo.com/docs/lam-report/?resultpage=4&

I wonder how much time this legendary workaholic was spending at the US Attorney office when she was detailed there right before the election

Well, one thing is for sure - Goodling was certainly drinking the Administration's Kool-Aid. She might have been a relentless worker, but so are a lot of zealots.

I certainly hope she was partial to e-mail communication. :)

Seems to me this article might be making her look to have had more responsibility than she really did.
Makes it easier to place more blame on her and deflect attention from higher ups.

34 years old and she is shuffling information between the DOJ and the WH. Wow talk about an upandcomer. (snark)

It's time to clean house (the White House)

Those Republicans who impeached Clinton should be out in front calling for Bush's impeachment and removal. Just look at what Bush and Cheney have done: the massive illegal warrantless spying on Americans program, the torture, the outing a CIA agent as political payback, and the firing Attorneys General for Karl Rove's plan to take back Congress by pointing the scandal finger (rightly or wrongly aside) at the Democrats no matter what the evidence was. The Republican illegality makes what Clinton did look like a parking violation in comparison.

The fact that Republicans who were most vicious in calling for Clinton's impeachment are the biggest apologists for this Administration only proves that they place partisanship and the interests of the Republicans above the truth and the interests of America. Republicans today place politics above all. They have no credibility. Zero. And the fact that these jokers will whine if Bush and Cheney are actually held accountable under the standards they themselves so loudly endorsed (not lying, following the law etc.), in my mind is no impediment to doing the right thing. In fact, it is more reason to do so. They seem to be stuck in denial. Maybe it will wake them up to the fact that what Bush and Cheney have done is illegal and wrong.

Interesting op ed today in the New York Times, one of those papers who bought Bush's trumped up claims of WMD in Iraq hook line and sinker. They too have woken up:

"Turn over a scandal in Washington these days and the chances are you’ll find Karl Rove. His tracks are everywhere: whether it’s helping to purge United States attorneys, coaching bureaucrats on how to spend taxpayers’ money to promote Republican candidates, hijacking the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives for partisan politics, or helping to organize a hit on the character of one of the first people to publicly reveal the twisting of intelligence reports on Iraq.

Whatever the immediate objective, Mr. Rove seems focused on one overarching goal: creating a permanent Republican majority, even if that means politicizing every aspect of the White House and subverting the governmental functions of the executive branch. This is not the Clinton administration’s permanent campaign. The Clinton people had difficulty distinguishing between the spin cycle of a campaign and the tone of governing. That seems quaint compared with the Bush administration’s far more menacing failure to distinguish the Republican Party from the government, or the state itself."

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/01/opinion/01sun1.html?hp (I urge everyone to buy a subscription to Times Select if they don't have one already so they can read the rest of this excellent editorial)

I can be overly cynical.

She's more of an apparatchik than a commissar I'd say, but that's an academic distinction I suppose.

As for her being a "good Christian," it means nothing. The history of our last century -- especially in Nazi Germany -- shows that people will adopt, or pretend to adopt, even repulsive values so has to maintain a role, keep that job.

If Bush endorsed something as repulsive as cannibalism, the Goodlings and Gonzos would endorse it, too, and find legal justification for it in our Constitution. The John Yoos and Orin Hatches would turn a blind eye.

And the Hannitys and Russerts would bring a practicing cannibal on their shows to provide "balance" and provide cover for Bush's endorsement. Just consider all the "experts" who came on these shows to explain why torture was now necessary in our "war on terror."

She didn't just drink the Kool-aid. She made it for her bosses.

These young GOP fanatics make me think of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, who used to employ children to act as informants and even executioners.

Perhaps someone already has raised this, but hearing Monica Goodling's name always brings "Quisling" to my mind.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vidkun_Quisling

What an unfortunate coincidence.

Dear Monica,
Seeing as TPM is the hotspot on this scandal,I am quite sure you have been keeping up with the firestorm you are in the center of. I would venture to say you have a few problems. This oversight thing is a real bummer,eh? Orrin "No Evidence" Hatch just showed the country on MTP what a feckless,unethical liar he is with Hatchet Man Tim Russert actually having the gall to suggest Orrin might be the next Attorney General.No chance. Your career at Justice is over, no matter how much you pray for a miracle. Your friend Tim "I make the Bullets" Griffin will be history as well. Buzzsaw Goodling has a nice ring to it. You might as well change your name because I think this moniker(pun intended)will stick. I can only imagine the horror of having your quiet little corner of unethical and immoral activity splayed out in public for the world to see. An upside to this nightmare is that you will have plenty of time to polish your Playstation skills. You must be a bit tired of takeout at this point. Don't worry too much. By the time you can go out in public again and not feel like Britney Spears breaking out of rehab, there will be a democratic president and congress in power. And a job with the public defenders office in Bumfuck, Arkansas with Tim Griffin will probably look like gold. Perhaps you, Lurita Doan, Tim Griffin, Kyle Sampson, Mike Battle, Sara Taylor, Orrin Hatch, Darrell Issa, Robert Mueller, Karl Rove, Harriet Miers,Scott Jennings and players to be named later could start up your own political "shop." I'm going to ask my fellow TPM posters to help with the title. How about RHRUS (Republican Hacks R'Us)? We'll work on it. In the meantime, I would like to donate a Netflix account for you to help pass what must be really slow days. "All the President's Men" might kick things off. Maybe "Mean Girls" in the afternoon. Call me with your address and phone number(for the Netflix). I'll bring the popcorn, kleenex, beer and extra batteries for the remote.
Can't wait, Buzzsaw and I, in a really dark room,shades drawn with Bob Redford. Priceless...

br@April 1, 2007 01:08 PM

Click on the link below. I posted the info I found on Monica's court cases at the TPM Cafe. Someone else added a lot of other details about one of the cases and some info about GOP operative, Jane Cherry.

BTW, the SJC might want to consider requesting all of the DOJ emails about the Griles case. It would be interesting to know if Goodling had a hand in the timing of the announcement of the Griles conviction etc etc etc

I'd say Goodling's "Chuck Schumer might look at me crosseyed and make me cry" defense for taking the Fifth has pretty much been obliterated by the news that she is a GOP operative and was a College Republican.

But who empowered this extreme zealot with such mediocre credentials? She wasn't only asking such questions for her own amusement.

Imagine the effort whomever does empower such people gets in return. Imagine how their feelings of being wronged and inferior collide with those they think have wronged them of their "Rightful" place.

Let's hope Congress now "island hops" Goodling in its investigations, let's her enjoy her lack of immunity, and then works on her directly when it has more hard facts. She won't regret her hardline stance - she's a zealot - but it will leave her more fully exposed to the consequences of her behavior.

Take another look at her laweyer's letter about the 5th: another tactic of the Religious Right is playing the martyr. Ironically, the pleading of the 5th is couched as a last defense of this virtuous, young faithful against the ravening, partisan wolves of the SJC.

The fact that it's all a lie is only par for the course.

Subpeona Goodling's calendar, emails and case records for the six-month she was assigned to the USA-EDVA's office.

Whoever heard of a highly regarded, experienced GOP operative handling low-level criminal cases in the middle of a presidential election? It makes no sense.

Why didn't Kyle Sampson take out a mortgage when he bought his $425k house in Arlington VA in June 2004?

I keep seeing her described as MS. Is she married? If not someone is nailing her. Male or female. She needs some dirt thrown at her like the same sh*t they throw at Democrats. Of course she may have taken an abstinance pledge at her Daddy-Daughter Prom. It is the first time, although I'm sure it has been called that before by a guilty or something to hide witness, that I've heard a Congressional hearing called "hostile." She still is an employee even though she is on a leave of absence. I hope to hell she isn't getting paid. Why she isn't fired is beyond me. Hearing members are only hostile when their bullsh*t meter pegs.

I want to know one thing - OK, three - what does she have, whom does she have it on, and what kind of deal will it take to flip her?

These "people" are friggin commisars, already, goddamnit. Goodling would have made Khruschev proud at Stalingrad, putting a bullet in the brain of any troops considered "politically untrustworthy."

All hail the suit-and-tie fascists.

Monica Goodling appears to have modeled her life after Reese Witherspoon's scary little manipulator of a character in "Election," even down to the making of brownies to "brown up" to John Ashcroft (OK, in the movie it was cupcakes). Life imitates art once again.

Anyone know how to alert Paul or Josh about barrelhse?

Back under your rock, barrelhse - no republican bullshit here.

In Think Progress article/photos of Bush Admin. folks,
I notice 2 things..( link below)
1. Most of them all have big balding heads , huge forehead, which supports my theory someone has cloned Rove.. unless he is not huyman...hmmmm...
( remember those space alient movies from teh 50's??)

2. Dan Barlett ( bout halfway down the page ) looks like another Kyle Sampson twin..so far this makes the 3rd person to look like mini-me and Rove.
ahhhh...the lighter side of this nightmare....

http://thinkprogress.org/the-architects-where-are-they-now/

Posted by: foggylady
Date: April 1, 2007 04:59 PM

I would agree that the White House staff closely resemble each other, all doing their best to portray the chicken fried steak lovin' good christian doughboy soldier.

The only way they could more closely resemble each other is if each wore a white hood.

Christian rock is not that bad.

The Russians had a term for people like Goodling: "zampolit." These were the "political officers" embedded in the military and the civil bureaucracy who made sure everyone toed the party line.

Obviously Bush and Rove have seeded the Federal bureaucracy with their own "zampolits."

Can we assume similar "Chief of Staff" positions are filled with true believers across the government? How can they be rooted out?

If we lefties had only had the gonads to get our butts down to the Miami-Dade Courthouse during the Brooks Brothers Riots in 2000.

Confronting these goons in the hallways would have been a lot easier then than retrieving our Constitution now.

spirospero, you are correct. That outrageous comment from "barrelhse" does need to be reported and deleted. In fact, this commenting system could really use an upgrade which would allow us to easily report such posts.

An upgrade of the current commenting system to a full-blown message forum would be very welcomed. A standard message forum would make it far easier to track these stories and reduce repetition. For instance, we could have a separate threads on each of the major players. Goodling, Sampson, McNulty, with links to stories and sticky updates.

/we can but dream

Mrs Panstreppon,

Glad you handled the creepy troll post by barrelhse ASAP.

Michael Stevens is right. This site is becoming too important to be allowed to remain so clunky.

Josh and the crew may want to check out the comment interfaces used by Daily Kos and Raising Kaine. Both are smooth and allow sub-threads. Daily Kos is about to make a major upgrade, so they would be sure to have some good advice. If you need some help to make the software purchase, I'll bet that a lot of your readers would kick in a contribution.

Monica passed the bar in '99 - according to info from Virginia newspaper.

Details of that at Mrs. P's blog.

It is crucial to keep the discourse at a civil level. We may disagree with how this young woman behaved - but there's no need to stoop to gutter level. No need at all.

The truth with out.

"she was working directly underneath Tim Griffin,"

umm, exactly what kind of 'work' was that?

My father was interviewed for a judgeship in the Nixon era, and says it was the same then.

"Hitler youth in adulthood", ..exacty, and her bosses have already taken the US to the dark(er) side.

Just like many of you, the rest of the world is watching all of this in (almost) total amazment.

Hey, I think you need to look at Mary Beth Buchanan, USA in Pittsburgh, Western District of PA. A former assistant USA in Pittsburgh called for her resignation a few weeks ago here

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/07079/770820-109.stm

And this is from a fairly recent Pittsburgh Post Gazette story about her getting a second Justice Department post

"This is Ms. Buchanan's second appointment to a national Justice Department position. She served as director of the Executive Office of United States Attorneys from June 2004 to June 2005.

Ms. Buchanan was appointed U.S. attorney in 2001. She began working in the office as an assistant prosecutor in 1988."

"...In September 2004, Goodling was dispatched to the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Eastern District of Virginia as part of a program to train department officials in the basics of prosecution....Why and why was Goodling participating in this program in the middle of a presidential campaign?She was a highly regarded, experienced GOP operative

you've answered your own question. I'd bet that she was spending most of her time working on the Bush campaign (and after the election, for the RNC), while getting paid by Justice... the dearth of any evidence of actual work at the USA office certainly suggests that.

(and great job of digging stuff up, Mrs. P!!!)

Is Ms. Goodling proud of her accomplishments at the DOJ? Pleading the fifth certainly insinuates that, in hindsight, she views her own judgment as seriously flawed. Pity she couldn't see it at the time.

What a strange coincidence.

While reading all the excellent posts here, I've been watching the movie "Silent Hill," and could not help but think of Monica "true believer" Goodling in the David Koresh/Jim Jones role played by Alice Krige.

And the rabid followers of Alice Krige in the movie "Silent Hill"?

All the Christian fundamentalists planted throughout our federal government by the likes of Monica "true believer" Goodling, but especially the 400+ planted in the Justice Department, which means the Justice Department can no longer be trusted to be fair and impartial in enforcing the "rule of law" in our Constitutional Democracy, because these 400+ implants only answer to a "higher law," just as Osama bin Laden answers only to a "higher law."

And the children in "Silent Hill"?

These "Silent Hill" children represent the House pages stalked by Rep. Mark Foley (R-FL), a Republican protected by "true believer" officials in the Bush administration as well as members of the "true believer" House Republican leadership, and protected over many years apparently.

These "Silent Hill" children also represent the victims in the Texas Youth Commission, with Gov. Rick Perry's office and hand-picked TYC commissioners, covering up the sexual abuses, that span many years, just like in the Mark Foley sex scandal case.

These "Silent Hill" children also represent all the young Catholic boys and girls sexually abused by Catholic "true believer" priests over the centuries. (No one believes these abuses just started fifty years ago, do they?)

So, I understand why Monica "true believer" Goodling is afraid to testify under oath and tell the truth. She is one of the "born again" spiders at the center of the Republican web, with the poisonous intent of turning our Constitutional Democracy into a theocratic, conservative hell, where child abusers can operate freely without any accountability.

(re: barrelhse comment: great snark. although it may have been more appropriate at Jesus' General's blog, since he just posted a snarky communique to William Donahue, the Catholic apologist, over the Chocolate Jesus controversy. I understood what barrelhse was alluding to...didn't you? which is why I'm glad barrelhse' comment hasn't been deleted. I laughed. While a conservative troll wouldn't find it funny at all.)

Posted by: Michael Stevens
Date: April 1, 2007 07:41 PM

I am an exceptionally grumpy person and detest unnecessary blog efficiency and planning.

Let's get her disbarred: She supported efforts to circumvent the Constution with the direct appointments: They violate teh Constution, and her attorney oath of office. Let's stop playing around with the American legal community, especially the lazy dogs on the DOJ Staff counsel. They need legal consequneces, not hidden, backroom deals.

Who's going to file the disbarment comlaint with her state attorney disciplinary board and make this happen? Time to stop messing around with these goods and get something done. Congress isn't doing it's job.

If you didn't catch 60 Minutes this week you have to watch the lead story on how the drug companies co-opted our government to get the ultimate deal in the new Medicaid bill. They made a mockery of the Congressional procedure. The Republicans threatened a government official not to reveal before the vote in the House that the bill would cost $500 billion, not substantially less as originally projected. And now the drug companies are charging seniors and our government a ton more than they should because our government agreed that it cannot negotiate - drug companies name their price. By the way, the leading politicians and bureaucrats promptly took fat cat jobs with the drug industry right after they passed the bill. What a pay off, in addition to the hundred million in campaign donations by drug companies that year. Bush says if Democrats overturn the provision which ties the government's hands from negotiating with the drug companies he will veto the bill. (This from the President who actually campaigned on untying our government's hands from negotiating with the drug companies).

We've got greed and corruption galore with our taxpayer dollars. It's a disgrace. And it's emblematic of everything that's wrong with Republicans these days. Please read it if you care. http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/03/29/60minutes/main2625305.shtml

""They're suppose to have 15 minutes to leave the voting machines open and it was open for almost three hours," Burton explains. "The votes were there to defeat the bill for two hours and 45 minutes and we had leaders going around and gathering around individuals, trying to twist their arms to get them to change their votes."

Jones says the arm-twisting was horrible.

"We had a good friend from Michigan, Nick Smith, and they threatened to work against his son who wanted to run for his seat when he retired," he recalls. "I saw a woman, a member of the House, a lady, crying when they came around her, trying to get her to change her votes. It was —it was ugly."

When the prescription drug bill finally passed shortly before dawn, in the longest roll call in the history of the House of Representatives, much of the credit went to former Congressman Billy Tauzin, R-La., who steered it through the house.

"It's just a messy process," Tauzin says. "I mean, the old adage about if you like sausage or laws, you should not watch either one of them being made is true. It's a messy process."

Tauzin says that the voting machines were open for three hours "because the vote wasn't finished."

As for arms being twisted? "People were being talked to," he says."

How could Monica evaluate expericened U S Attorneys, when she had little experience in many federal litigation matters. Rove/ Bush/ White House did not want anybody with experience in that area. That is the point.
But, why:
Here is WHY: Rove wanted to hold U S assets hostage to a PAC kick back scheme, why do you think Monica is taking the 5th, it is not because
she is Perry Masonesque.

I grew up just across the Susquehanna from where she was born and raised. It has been said that PA is Philadelphia on the east and Pittsburg on the west with Alabama in the middle, and York County certainly fits that description. Society in this area is so controlled by the right wing churches that it is sickening. A real Christian who wants to follow the tenets of Jesus is regarded as some sort of left wing freak, traitor even. This woman should have known better, and probably did, but was able to persuade herself that the evil she was doing was for a greater good. Now that it is obvious that it was still evil, she is trying to escape.

Posted by: bobh
Date: April 1, 2007 11:57 PM

Not an apologist for Karl Rove either. However, the current state of the evidence does not reveal any wrongdoing in replacing the US Attorneys. All of Gonzo's problems stem from the cover up.

You can run but you cannot hide from the fact that the flaccid Senate led by limp-dicked Arlen Specter granted the executive the power to replace US attorneys in this fashion. No questions the actions were exceptionally political, however, hard evidence is needed to prove these actions were illegal. The Senate is too blame to some degree for passing this law.

This does not excuse the illegality, namely potential obstruction of justice/perjury/false statements that has occurred in the cover up.

Maybe the SJC or the House can uncover the smoking that shows what is strongly suspected; namely, that the BushCo replaced Lam to keep her office from getting to clear a smell of the stinch emanating from Cheney's shorts.

Time will tell, however, we are not there yet. Diligence and patience. A premature ejaculation pleases no one. Keep the hammer down.

No reason why she can claim the 5th - if there is they can give her immunity and force her to answer - if she doesn't, then off to jail she goes. I don't think she thinks that she should be held to the same standards as the rest of us.

Whoa. What happened to bringing the witness to Congress and asking them questions, pointed rhetorical questions, only to have them plead the 5th?

Haven't I seen this before to make a political statement?

Plus it makes great T.V.

If Congress isn't doing this then something is terribly wrong in Government.

With these types of "Christians" I can only wonder what they had in mind for the rest of us, once their plans had come to fruition.

I think we should frame the Goodling-Ashcroft relationship on that of Charles Mansons' followers. Although in this case Ascroft was just a figurehead and Rove was pulling all the strings.

Between Monica:

Sleeping on couches at DOJ after Ascroft's team asked to "borrow her;"

Ashcroft's appetite for Monica's brownies;

Monica's frequent travel with Ashcroft on tours promoting neighborhood safety;

And that fact that Monica quotes Ashcroft lovingly on her 1997-era college website:
http://web.archive.org/web/19990221141646/home.regent.edu/monigoo/

"...
Real leadership isn't finding out what the polls say, getting there first, and then pretending you were the leader. Leadership is dreaming great dreams, discerning noble objectives, and being willing to pay the price to see them come true.
~Senator John Ascroft ..."

I think we're lookin at an affair.

JD21:
RE your mention of CBS '60-Minutes' expose' of the drug/insurance/medical industry's prostituting of our law-makers with the 'Medicare Plan B Prescription Drug' law:

Every time the cheap-ass little whore, Billy Tauzin, appeared on the screen, I had the mental picture of watching a sewer rat dressed up in a shirt and tie.

Come to think of it, making that comparison is probably un-fair to sewer rats.

Johnny attends an ice cream social at Regent Law in January. He even lent his "Let The Eagles Soar" pipes to a rousing take on "Friends in Low Places."

"I've got grades in low places,
'Cause I didn't brief any of my cases
C's mean I stay, so I'll be okay.
Well I'm not big on writing papers,
Oh, I've got grades in low places."

http://www.regent.edu/acad/schlaw/news/home.cfm#IceCream

I'm not an attorney, nor even an inside the beltway politico, and I can't say I've followed this story closely, however, I have one question for all the sharks sniffing for blood here:

Why does the Executive Branch (be it in either party's camp) owe any explanation at all to the Legislature for firing or hiring U.S. Attorneys?

No hearings were held, that I recall, after President Clinton fired 128 U. S. Attorneys, even though many were appalled by that action--and the GOP could have pushed for hearings.

I realize that it is part of barrister nature to be wrapped in technicalities and to know no fairness, or real justice, but hey guys, your artificially inflated fees will greatly help, more now than forced Union dues, Hillary to be there in less than 2 years.

The bald faced religious bigotry evident in many posts above is extremely disturbing to this lover of liberty. It genuinely appears that the Democratic party's vaunted tolerance is available to all, except the utterly despised evangelical Christian.

Ralph, if you’d followed this at all and were willing to learn you’d know that the issues are abuse of process and obstruction of justice. It is wrong and illegal for an USA to use his office to harass opponents for political gain, such the pressure to investigate “vote fraud” when there was none. Other examples of abuse of power in the firings were pressure to empanel a grand jury were there was not a crime. Let’s not forget the crowning jewel, the dismissal of AG’s who had the audacity to prosecute Republicans who were corrupt to the core.

As for religious bigotry, at this juncture your feigned indignation is laughable. It’s the hypocrisy of those who claim to possess pious superiority with the empty claim of Christianity that is ridiculed. The people in the administration aren’t Christian, that’s the point. They are amoral authoritarian creeps who hope to continue to fool those who sincere in their faith with their cynical claims of religious devotion.

Their claim of faith is as fake as your claim not to understand the central issues at hand, and justifiably subject to ridicule.

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