One Utah

Over at Washington Monthly, they had a post up that I’ve been pondering for days - Meta Screw-Up. Their post is largely a quote from another post:
In the last couple of weeks, even in the minds of the lawmakers tasked with oversight, the administration’s scandals and screw-ups have started to blur together into [...]

Today, there’s so much good stuff out there in the blogosphere I’m linkfarming rather than writing:
Hugo has one of his more interesting posts, “Architects of our own adversity,” that strikes me as one of the wiser things I’ve read lately about personal transformation. It’s long but well worth reading - one of the best [...]

Whatever you do, when you are being swallowed by scandals and corruption, don’t make it worse by making it appear that you are hiding something.  By refusing to allow Karl Rove and Harriet Miers to testify under oath, the Bush Administration is guaranteeing that it looks like they’re hiding something.  Bush has also decided he’ll [...]

94  to 2
The Senate voted overwhelmingly Tuesday to end the Bush administration’s ability to unilaterally fill U.S. attorney vacancies as a backlash to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales’ firing of eight federal prosecutors.
. . . Essentially, the Senate returned the law regarding the appointments of U.S. attorneys to where it was before Congress passed the Patriot [...]

It would appear the media has decided Gonzales will be gone by Monday. Is this the same liberal media that rallied America behind the invasion of Iraq?
Bed Time for Gonzo
And what if the “Decider” decides to keep his dear friend, good friend, good man, good DOG, Alberto Gonzales? He IS “The Decider” after all. [...]