Okay, I find this a little funny:
In case you might have missed what Rep. John Doolittle has had to say about his run-ins with the Justice Department recently, his office has reduced it to a "talking points" memo.
The four-page memo summarizes as "background" the Roseville Republican's views on the FBI's search of his Oakton, Va., home on April 13. It stresses his belief that the search will bring quicker "resolve" of the investigation into his and his wife's connections to disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff that began almost three years ago.
Yeah, but I'm thinking that it won't necessarily be the "resolve" Doolittle is hoping for.
Essentially, it seems, the memo is simply a rehashing of 14 points Doolittle has been making about his situation, mainly in last week's editorial..."don't judge before all the facts are in," and things like that. Oh, and this gem:
Another cites "evidence from others that the Justice Department is out of control" by quoting former House Republican leader Tom DeLay of Texas to the effect that the Justice Department "is running amok."
Oh man, the hilarity! Yes, the DoJ certainly is running amok, what with all the illegal firings and cover-ups - and a real stroke of brilliance to quote TOM DELAY in your defense! No one, after all, can speak to integrity like Tom DeLay can.
