Quick, somebody call the waaaahbulance!

Wow, I feel so sorry for him. Not.

...now watch him become a lobbyist...

is he or is he not going to work for fred thompson... i suppose that has to wait until fred officially announces his candidacy... maybe he could take gillespie's place in virginia... hey, he's gotta pay his mortgage, right...?

http://takeitpersonally.blogspot.com/

The legal profession baby lawyers can join NASA general counsel Michael Wholley: Lawyers have been targeted for indictments, prosecutions, and severe legal consequences.

Stop whining, Griffin-lawyer! You had a duty to enforce the law, and are saying only now -- after being caught -- that public service "isn't worth" it.
Get real: Sure it's worth it -- all that money, power, and self-appointed discretion to ignore the law, and hide evidence. Griffin is only whining because he got caught, not that he's upset with the abuse of power he and his ilk in the legal profession helped perpetuate since 2001.

Griffin should be prosecuted simply because he's a lawyer in DoJ and whining. US legal profession has shown its true colors: Populated by lazy, reckless people who refuse to timely assert their oath; and make excuses not to fully coordinate their duties to defend the Constitution. The legal profession proves it must be closely monitored, not to be trusted, and subject to eternal no notice audits.

Griffin and his legal profession can go Cheney themselves: They have betrayed their oaths, defied their duties, not done their jobs, and are trying to find someone else to blame. Wrong answer, lawyers, This problem is for you and your ilk in the legal profession to clean up. What happened to the DC Bar and their disciplinary board? Apparently, they don't take their oaths of office seriously either. America's legal profession is a cess pool, and their lawyers have shown themselves to be incapable of ensuring their professional are meeting their legal obligations regardless their political party. Utterly contempt able of the American lawyers. Shame!

All this illegal warfare, Geneva violations, illegal Presidential activity, and the legal community would have us believe that this was needed. Ha! Time to get the lawyers to clearly stated which unlawful contracts, memoranda, and agreements they have written; how many NSLs they 've issued to hidden evidence of crimes; and how many investigations they've started not to enforce the law but to intimidate Americans to be silent bout this reckless abuse of power by the American legal profession. They might have been trusted, but they have let down their families, their peers, and those who follow in their footsteps with this utterly reprehensible reckless performance. Clear statutes and standards of conduct, but they did not fully meet them even when they were supervised. Now the circle of culpability widens: What happened to the senior partners; why no i investigations; what does this say about their training; what really goes on at the ABA conferences; what is the lawyer's plan to ensure this does not happen again? All they appear to want to do is hide evidence, blame others, and pretend this is someone else's problem.

No, we the people can find other lawyers -- in other jurisdictions -- who marginally show some interest in the law, and can be trusted to fully do what they're supposed to do _without_ constant oversight, monitoring, questioning, and fact checking. WHO needs an American lawyer when you have to go through the entire line of case law they've cited to see which they've missed, misquoted, or is inapposite?

I wouldn't trust a lawyer as far as I could throw them. what a waste of time: Having to double check their work; hire malpractice lawyers; and then a second crew of legal oversight just to manage the legal-oversight problem. What a waste of money America's lawyers are giving We the People with this abysmal service. And they want to get paid how much per hour for this non-sense? They might as well be grocery store baggers earning minimum wage before I'd take them seriously. they're buffoons: Look at this mess that they have permitted, not stopped, allowed to continue, and would have us believe "nothing can be done." Fine: Then get the lawyers off the political stage, and let's find a crew that will take responsibility, will lead, and will enforce the law. Not the lawyers.

http://www.arktimes.com/blogs/arkansasblog/

utube of some of it, what a shit.

Nice screed on lawyers. I'd say it's worth about .4 billable hours.

By "not worth it," I assume he means that his RNC kickback wasn't as much as he expected...

I'd pay real money for the video of this incompetent crybaby's speech.

The guy looks and sounds like Frank Burns from the old shoe M.A.S.H.

I contend a major problem with our country is rot at the top. The bosses know the problems but they won't fix it and their buddy, the other boss, won't fix it either. Our airline pilots are forced to fly hazardous material over populated areas when it's against the law. Their boss says do it or you're fired.

Go into any courtroom in the country and you can listen to the lawyers disregard the record, but it's okay, it's the lawyers' club.

Look at how many times the bush admin. ignores the law, deceives us, spies on us, and no one says a word. They have the lawyers to explain it away.

Try complaining to your boss and you're fired, or they will make so difficult you quit. We need rules and regulations to protect ourselves from each other. It's called oversight. Something sadly lacking in the GOP lexicon.

Crying now seems to be an R specialty -- other recent instances include Boehner and Libby's lawyer. Maybe it gives them cred with the Evangelicals? (I remember that Tammy Faye could just come apart when she reflected on how really fabulous Jesus was.)

He's just the victim of un-corrupt processes. Tried to squeeze by and circumvent but we just made it too tough on him. Name one public service you performed other than your resignation. Just took and took and took but because we didn't have enough to give that you could continue on without being reprimanded, you resign.
You're not getting off that easy pal. You've got a lot coming to you for services rendered and many of us want you to get what's coming to you.

Ditto on the Frank Burns comparison.

I don't like these victim-approaches to issues. There are other options. People could refuse and throw the non-sense back at the GOP, American leadership: "Do your job."

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Examples:
Posted by: Dan L.
Date: June 14, 2007 06:46 PM

"I contend a major problem with our country is rot at the top." Yes, but there must be rotton people who refuse to think who obey the rot. Rot requires other rot to keep going. Not clear why people didn't refuse. They could've said, "Look we like paying our mortgage, but we'd rather have our integrity. Either you change your ways, or we're going to quit and live in a cave."

"The bosses know the problems but they won't fix it and their buddy, the other boss, won't fix it either." Boss has a boss; or there is a complaint system; or people could find a new career in another country. Many bosses have no clue what is really going on.

"Our airline pilots are forced to fly hazardous material over populated areas when it's against the law." Maybe the FAA IG should hear more. Where's the FBI when you need it?

"Their boss says do it or you're fired." People can refuse, and become informants, and put their boss in jail.

"Go into any courtroom in the country and you can listen to the lawyers disregard the record, but it's okay, it's the lawyers' club." That's why a Judge is there to remind them. If one of the lawyers-clients doesn't like it they can appeal, file a complaint in re Judicial Cannons.

"Look at how many times the bush admin. ignores the law, deceives us, spies on us, and no one says a word." That's right: Silence, no efforts to impeach, not discussion, world silence. Nobody is standing up to Bush in Iraq. The whole world is zombies. [/snark] There's hope.

"They have the lawyers to explain it away." Right, explaining it away, private settlements, no change. Doom. [/snark] There's nope.

"Try complaining to your boss and you're fired, or they will make so difficult you quit." There is something called a suggestion; if they refuse, make it better elsewhere: New Government, better oversight, let others know your suggestions. You'd be surprised who reads this.

"We need rules and regulations to protect ourselves from each other." We need bigger legal sticks to poke the lawyers with, "Do your jobs, or find somewhere else to drool. . ."

"It's called oversight." Yes, and law enforcement, and grand jury indictments. Not just Congress, but also other options. Can talk about other solutions.

"Something sadly lacking in the GOP lexicon." Right, Political leadership in the GOP is wanting. They appare to be criminals, and not able to timely move to enforce the law, or call for outside help to clean up their mess.

Griffin will eventually migrate to BYU: "Enter to learn, go forth to serve".

So Tim, take heart. Tell us just precisely what you were doing in the way of 'public service' and just precisely who put you up to doing it?

It might help if you knew why you were hired.

My thought on this nonsense is simple: you've gotta be kidding me!

Let me get this straight, you play along with this scandalous appointment with full knowledge that you are not even close to being qualified and certainly not the best choice for the position, and now you're upset that "public service" is sooooo not fair? This was an insider bro-deal from the get-go and if Mr. Griffin was not aware of that then that alone is testament that he is lacking the facilities to hold the position.

Get over yourself. This mock victim act is pathetic and insulting. And I'm even more insulted that Mr. Griffin dared to reference the term "public service". Very few politicians and almost certainly less Republicans are serving anything in Washington other than themselves and their cronies. Where and when does the public enter into the equation sir? I only wish we as a nation could gather around him right now...point...and laugh.

Back to private-sector opposition research consulting. My heart is broken and bleeds for him.

Boo f-ing Hoo Timmy. Tell it to the African American soldiers who were willing to give their lives for this country but were denied the right to votes due to SCUM like you. May you rot in jail!

Wow,

I guess this a$$holes position is that if I can't get one over and ph*ck up the system then screw it!! He must have been in this just for himself and his criminal buddies; and not service to this great nation.

Ph*ck this a**hole!!

Don't let the revolving door swat you in the rear.

BushCo is standing on a foundation made of lying and deceit. A foundation built on lies and deception crumbles under the weight of the truth. They can try and outrun the truth, but eventually it will catch up with them. We all reap what we sow.

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Public service not worth it?

How would he know?

Give me a break with his whining. As a 20 year public servant, I can say that Mr. Griffin doesn't have the faintest idea what public service means. He and his mentor Mr. Rove have done nothing but destroy the idea of public service with their actions. Fuck them both to hell.

What a candyass faggot! And I notice they're a dime a dozen in this administration. No wonder they had to bring in James Guckert to butch things up a little.

Griffin never served anybody but the R juggernaught. And what about Bud Cummins Tim? Miers calls him "lazy"! Well, I suggest that didn't set well with Cummins and we might hear more from the real US Attorney from the Eastern District of Arkansas.

Your friends in the administration try to set you up as a U.S. attorney for a couple years, even plotting to lie to senators who might make trouble for you, but then it all blows up and goes wrong and you have to step down. Can you blame Tim Griffin for souring on public service?

Perfect paragraph Paul.

You know, sometimes I think there must be something wrong with me because I can't understand how these people even manage to look in the mirror everyday.

Simply amazing.....

He goes on to say he would be disappointed if he didn't get a job in the administration, given what he had already done for the WH and knowing how the WH has rewarded others for their good deeds.

Well actually that preceded the above mentioned quote. However, in watching him read his accomplishments, he pauses, goes off script and sid he'd be hurt.

Revealing as to how these repugs knew there would be rewards for their loyalty.

not worth it. sure, it's not worth it when you are exposed as a worthless crony, taking a job because you are a more loyal bushie than the guy they fired.

his sadness probably stems from his realization that he's pretty much worthless as a human being.

This reminds me of Gordon Strachan, H.R. Haldeman's aide during the Watergate era -- he testified at the Senate Watergate hearings -- when asked about public service, he teared up and said his advice would be "Stay away." Fred Thompson would know all about this....

This reminds me of Gordon Strachan, H.R. Haldeman's aide during the Watergate era -- he testified at the Senate Watergate hearings -- when asked about public service, he teared up and said his advice would be "Stay away." Fred Thompson would know all about this....

This just goes to show why little Timmy's appointment needed to be "handled" by Karl.

Tim is a blowhard and someone who doesn't take criticism well.

His lack of humility landed him in hot water when he criticized Sen. Pryor where he was "glad" at what he did. Karl was wise to cut his losses.

"What had you planned to do after government service, son? You got 30 days." Wilford Brimley as USA James Welles in ABSENCE OF MALICE.

Bullshit...its been very "Worth it" for quite a few of these guys. Deadeye Dick Cheney for example. His stock options at Halliburton have rise 3281% in the LAST YEAR!

Hey Grif! Don't let the door hit ya in the ass...

Jailcell. Maybe Gitmo.

Cry then bitch.

My kingdom for a video of the highlights!!!

And special bonus if he says he wants to spend more time with his family.

guess he is going to pick up his marbles and go home.

Q: What do you call 500 lawyers at the bottom of the ocean?
A: A good start!

Q: What do you call Tim Griffin at the bottom of the ocean?
A: Doing the public a service.

I am ready for one of Karl Rove's evil followers to flip and write a book for the money. I could see Tim Griffin squealing like a pig on some of Karl's dirty and probably illegal doings. George Stephanopolis turned on the Clintons and it's about time somebody new exposes this bunch. All these Republican zombies running for president keep bringing up senile and now dead Ronald Reagan. "So you plan to bring back the Reagan's astrologer to help you chart the course of your presidency?"

Fifteen or so years from now, when the attention span-challenged American public has forgotten the universal healthcare and peaceful diplomacy of Presidents Edwards and Obama, and the deficit reductions made by consecutive Democratic-controlled Congresses, this guy's gonna forget he said that when President-elect George P. Bush promises him a Supreme Court spot.

I wouldn't trust a lawyer as far as I could throw them. what a waste of time: Having to double check their work; hire malpractice lawyers; and then a second crew of legal oversight just to manage the legal-oversight problem. What a waste of money America's lawyers are giving We the People with this abysmal service. And they want to get paid how much per hour for this non-sense? They might as well be grocery store baggers earning minimum wage before I'd take them seriously. they're buffoons: Look at this mess that they have permitted, not stopped, allowed to continue, and would have us believe "nothing can be done." Fine: Then get the lawyers off the political stage, and let's find a crew that will take responsibility, will lead, and will enforce the law. Not the lawyers.

Posted by:
Date: June 14, 2007 06:28 PM

Whatsamattuh? Turley didn't, in your view, put his money where his mouth is?

Ever stop to think that you don't know what you're talking about, despite your effort to impress by adopting what you believe is legalese?

And so puffed up you haven't the courage to provide your identity. And you're to be believed as being credible!?

You don't even respect the other participants here sufficiently to stay on topic. Your long-winded "I'm so ahead of the curve" pseudo-law tracts are obnoxious.

So let's hope the rest of the Bush admin felons follow him out.

There will be time to track down and prosecute this criminal regime; they're all young idiots.

I'm seriously considering changing careers to become one who can put these bastards behind bars.

This so-called American concocted and executed a scheme to disenfranchise American soldiers serving in Iraq because they were African-American and therefore presumed to be Democrats. The only "public service" this reprehensible specimen should be doing for the next twenty years is making license plates in prison. Cry me a river, Timmy Boy.

This so-called American concocted and executed a scheme to disenfranchise American soldiers serving in Iraq because they were African-American and therefore presumed to be Democrats. The only "public service" this reprehensible specimen should be doing for the next twenty years is making license plates in prison. Cry me a river, Timmy Boy.

Posted by: Dr. Wu
Date: June 15, 2007 01:07 AM

All joking aside, this is the most outrageous I've heard about this bastard's "public service". One can support the troops, or one can support Bushit. It is impossible to support both.

I hope this information comes out in the public hearings along about a year from August.

If it comes out sooner, just as well.

All of this fall out is direct result of the Democrats doing as they are doing in Congress. It should be obvious why I am fed up with the Democrat-bashing. It isn't the Democrats who perpetrated these crimes; it is the Democrats who are deliberately and deliberatively exposing this hate-cored cult for what it is, and what it has been doing.

Tonight I went to youtube and watched several lengthy clips of Gonzales being interviewed by Leahy, Kennedy, and even Specter. From seeing those I don't know if I could have watched his entire testimony without my head exploding.

SC = fear. As in, Rove's politics of fear has turned on him.

There's no crying in election theft.

SC: (boys of) summer

A potential USA crying???????
Is he related to Paris Hilton and did he cry MOM?>

I am glad this guy is out of here. If public service is NOT WORTH IT- why did Karl Rove want you to have this job so badly Timmy???? What were you planning to do to honest Americans?

Numerous Experts Refute Bush Cheney 9/11 Report:

A new documentary available free on Google Video entitled "Taking Back 9/11" features a wide variety of experts in technical and other fields explaining in detail hundreds of reasons why the official Bush-Cheney administration report on 9/11 does not correctly account for the series of events which caused 3 WTC buildings to collapse in NYC in 2001, killing over 3000 people, injuring many more, and causing ongoing health problems. A "process of transformation" would be difficult to implement "absent a catalyzing event such as a new Pearl Harbor", according to a report issued by Project For The New American Century, a "thinktank" which included Jeb Bush, Donald Rumsfeld, Dick Cheney, James Woolsey, Paul Wolfowitz, Richard Perle, Bill Kristol, James Bolton, Zalmay M. Khalilzad, William Bennett, and Dan Quayle among others. 9/11 was then repeatedly invoked in the corporate media as a justification to launch U.S. wars which have so far claimed the lives of over 3500 of America's Best and Bravest. Including the over 3000 lives lost in New York City on 9/11, over 500,000 people have now been killed or wounded in subsequent U.S. actions. The National Debt has now risen from a 1/2 Billion Dollar Surplus left by President Clinton, to a 9 Trillion Dollar Debt overseen by Bush and Cheney.

Arizona's Jon Kyl Threatens Americas Freedom With His Actions.

A Republican Senator, Jon Kyl, has emerged as the chief enemy of our American Constitutionally Guaranteed Free Press with his anonymous and secret hold being placed on the Openness Promotes Effectiveness in Our National (OPEN) Government Act, a bill that would strengthen our American Public Right to Public Information guaranteed by our U.S. Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). Kyl said his hold on the OPEN Government Act was prompted from objections by Alberto Gonzales. Gonzales is currently under investigation by his own department, our U.S. Department Of Justice. Kyl's position backs Gonzales' assertions that Bush's 2005 Executive Order on FOIA -- EO 13392 -- was sufficient in streamlining FOIA, when in fact Bush's order and the anti-FOIA moves of former Attorney General Ashcroft have impeded Public Access to information on various activities by our own government officials which by law all Americans do have the right to access. Currently, many U.S. agencies are not acknowledging receipt of FOIA requests as required under our U.S. Laws. The OPEN Government legislation is co-sponsored by VT Democratic Senator Patrick Leahy and by TX Republican Senator John Cornyn. Several other U.S. agencies have attempted to deny media status to various organizations in ploys to delay requests, or to make search and reproduction fees cost prohibitive, also in contravention of Americans Legal Rights under U.S. Laws. Kyl has proposed legislation which would enact a British-European type of "Official Secrets Act" on U.S. soil, a measure that President Clinton vetoed when it came to his desk. Wayne Madsen, former member of the official U.S. intelligence community, cited Kyl as a major threat to American's Freedom Of Information with respect to government activities in a 1998 report written for the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC). In that report, Madsen wrote "The intelligence community and Pentagon also ensured a body of Congressional champions of information warfare advocates and supporters. Chief among them are Senator Jon Kyl, whose Subcommittee featured 'gloom and doom' witnesses" stating that an "information Pearl Harbor" threatens American's freedom and security. Like the Project For The New American Century, "New Pearl Harbors" seem to be an object of intense interest for Kyl and his supporters/followers. In the 1950's, Republican Joe McCarthy's Unamerican Activities Committee sought to persecute private American individuals for "communistic beliefs", which he and Richard Nixon accused artists, intellectuals and others of having. So is the Freedom to know what our government has done and is doing unamerican, or is Kyl the new McCarthy?

Former Rove Protege Griffin Says Public Service Not Worth It.

Tim Griffin, the former Karl Rove protege, former interim US Attorney from Arkansas, and reputed U.S. vote cager finally answered some charges in a speech yesterday in Arkansas. Apparently Griffin welled up with tears at various points in his presentation, "crying as he said he had no plans to return to politics,and that 'Public Service is not worth it'" according to reports. Griffin may have sought to prevent thousands of American voters, including American Soldiers, from exercising their American right to Vote in 2004. Any interference in Voters Rights, including vote caging, is a very serious Felony, punishable by Fine and/or Imprisonment under U.S. Law. Concerning the vote caging charges, the ones based on the pre-2004 emails he sent, with the subject line "Re: caging", which included spreadsheet attachments with the names of thousands of voters he'd apparently hoped the GOP would challenge at the polls, including American men and women in our military serving overseas, Arkansas Business reports "Griffin remarked about allegations that he participated in efforts to suppress Democratic votes, using a technique called "caging." "This is all made up of whole cloth," he said. "I didn’t cage votes." Here's how caging worked, and along with Griffin's thoughtful emails, inadvertently sent to investigative journalist Greg Palast by the Rove-Griffin team, you'll understand it all in no time: the Bush-Cheney operatives sent hundreds of thousands of letters through our U.S. Mail marked "Do not forward" to voters' homes. Any letters returned due to recipients being away were used as evidence to block these voters' right to cast a ballot on grounds that they were registered at phony addresses. Who were the phony's supposed to be? Homeless men, students on vacation and American soldiers, many of them African-American voters. Why weren't these voters home when the Republican letters arrived? The homeless men were on park benches, the students were on vacation, and the soldiers were overseas; go to Baghdad, lose your vote. Mission Accomplished.

Bush-Cheney Peace Strategy Provides More Arms For All Sides; Environmental Strategy Dumps 64 Million Tons Of Toxic Arms Into Atlantic:

Bush and Cheney, not legitimately elected by a majority of American votes either in 2000, or in 2004, have overseen the use of costly taxpayer-funded military boats loaded with 64,000,000 (Sixty-Four Million) Tons of poisonous U.S. arms, weapons, nerve gas and other cancer-causing war materials, intentionally scuttled into our Atlantic Ocean. Using our oceans and fishing grounds as a toxic waste dump for weaponry paid for by U.S. tax dollars is a U.S. and international environmental crime causing grave damage to all Americans and to all peoples health and safety. Bush and Cheney have now taken yet another step to entangle America deeper in the complex multi-sided civil war in Iraq, which is already awash in corporate-manufactured arms: the U.S. military under Bush and Cheney have now authorized our American officers in Iraq to negotiate deals to provide Sunni militias with arms. Sunnis are the same minority population that ruled Iraq under Saddam Hussein, and have been the main insurgent group, attacking American forces since the March 2003 U.S. invasion. Meanwhile, Bush and Cheney also continue to prop up another side in the conflict: the Shiites, in a country that is about 65 percent Shiite Arab, 20 percent Kurd and 15 percent Sunni Arab. Former Four-Star U.S. General and Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, American General Wesley Clark stated "Saber-rattling does nothing. In fact, it's highly irresponsible and counter-productive. This kind of rhetoric is irresponsible and only plays into the hands of those who seek an excuse for military action. What we need now is full-fledged diplomatic engagement. We should be striving to bridge the gulf of almost 30 years of hostility. Only someone who never wore the uniform or thought seriously about national security would make threats at this point. What our Soldiers need is responsible strategy, not a further escalation of tensions in the region."
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what does this say about the state of education when they would allow this sniveling cry baby to address this outlet of academia in this way? That's what we want to tell students and others interested in education and social progress? The only thing I can think of that would add an element of "worser" to this scenario woould be to find out they PAID the son-of-a-bitch to speak. pathetic and shameful.

Poor connected, highly educated white-guy. What a cruel world...

The funny thing about Tim Griffin is... he sent an email to monica goodling talking about the "caging lists" and gave his side of the story about it. In giving his side of the story he refers to himself in the 3rd person. it's so weird to see. but whatever, i have a feeling he just clipped a news article and sent that to her, as his explanation for why he was in trouble for caging lists. I don't think she was aware of that plan until they tried to put him as USAttorney. I've taken all the PDFs and ripped out all the email elements, and text elements, i've created a parser that parses through the documents and has them completely searchable by email element, or text on one of my sites, http://doj.dontpatronize.us/ the site is 100% free, i pay for all aspects of it, and there are 0 advertisements. I'm not trying to profit off of this story, i'm trying to inform. I don't know who i should tell about the search index, but i had to do something after watching him. I've emailed the tpmmuckraker staff, but haven't heard anything yet. /shrug.

this is the same site a couple of bloggers, journalists, and authors have used to obtain information for the public. One Author I won't name contacted me the day before Griffin resigned about a story he found inside the DB and was going public with it. The next day Griffin resigned, how odd.

Nice to see the compassionate liberals on this blog have such sympathy for someone with whom they obviously disagree. you're a bunch of hypocrites. Whether you agree with the guy or not, can't you at least have the decency to acknowledge he's been put through the public wringer? Bunch of jerks.

"Nice to see the compassionate liberals on this blog have such sympathy for someone with whom they obviously disagree. you're a bunch of hypocrites. Whether you agree with the guy or not, can't you at least have the decency to acknowledge he's been put through the public wringer? Bunch of jerks. "

Thanks for the best laugh of the day. The guy isn’t an innocent; he is complicit in the undermining of the democracy itself. Then he whines like the sniveling coward he is because his corruption is exposed. Had he led an exemplary life, sympathy would be in order. Look at it this way, if this were a nation of laws, he’d be facing much worse than a job search, he should count himself lucky.

FYI, about that hypocrisy, for the most part, liberals don’t care very much about the suffering one endures because his criminal efforts to destroy us are exposed. We’re funny that way.

Wow. I just watched the speech on Cspan and he pretty much cried and sniffled his way through it. Every time he mentioned his wife, he began to choke up. Plus, the ENTIRE speech was one big whine about the demands that were being made on him - to be apart from his wife for a couple months; to take a White House job; to be sent to Fort Campbell KY; to be sent to Iraq; on and on and on. I was kind of astounded he got any applause at all. I guess the applause was because people were just relieved all the whining and sniffling was over.

Then in the Q&A he claimed "caging is a new term to me. I had to look it up." (Implying he just looked it up recently.) Then explain your receipt of spreadsheets entitled "caging.xls", Mr. Griffin.

Citizen DeWayne, wake up!

We are lucky that he did not have the opportunity to "clean up" any situations in Arkansas.