Monday, March 29, 2004
"In my administration, we will ask not only what is legal but what is right," Bush said. "...Not just what the lawyers allow, but what the public deserves. In my administration, we'll make it clear there is a controlling legal authority of conscience."
Unless of course the question is whether his national security advisor will take a break from talking to the media nonstop long enough to testify under oath in public before the commission charged with investigating 9/11. In that case the admin. has decided to defer to what the lawyers recommend, rather than what the public deserves . . .
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Unless of course the question is whether his national security advisor will take a break from talking to the media nonstop long enough to testify under oath in public before the commission charged with investigating 9/11. In that case the admin. has decided to defer to what the lawyers recommend, rather than what the public deserves . . .
