Abrams Verdict: Siegelman Released From Jail

Kudos to Dan Abrams for sticking with the exposing of this gross injustice. Stay with it Dan - hopefully your good work will lead to the eventual imprisonment of that low-life scumbag Rove.

Soon: It's over ROVEr.

ROVE ALWAYS LIES:
YOUTUBE:
PAUL O'NEILL -60 MINUTES: FORMER SECRETARY OF TREASURY UNDER BUSH;
HANNITY - HAGEL;Interview with conservative Senator

Read O'Neill's book "Price of Loyalty"

Anyone who thinks Bush is a conservative read
Imposter: How George Bush Bankrupted American and destroyed the Reagan Legacy. Written by Bruce Bartlett,he also wrote "Reaganomics" and was a major player in implementing Reagans tax cuts-he is a true FISCAL CONSERVATIVE

REVIEWS OF THE ABOVE IS ON AMAZON

They are. That was Representative Artur Davis (D-AL) who is a member of the House Judiciary Committee, being interviewed at length by Abrams. Those of us pushing for impeachment are having to settle for a slower process, but hopefully it will be more thorough and catch ALL the slimeballs, including Rove.

If this winds up with Siegelman's conviction being reversed and with evidence of Rove's corrupt interference...Siegelman should be made governor again and Rove, if found guilty; should spend the rest of his life in the general population of a federal prison.

This is all about REAL "terrorists who hate our freedoms" folks!!!

It would be a miracle if the full truth comes out on this one; let's all pray for that outcome.

This story is only going to get bigger, and bigger, and bigger.

The Republicans currently in charge in the state of Alabama are running the place as if it were a Third World banana republic.

Gov. Siegelman himself told me from his federal prison cell that "Karl Rove's fingerprints are all over" the politically motivated "taking out" of the popular Siegelman, the most successful Democrat in Alabama.

He's only been released pending appeal, the charges have not been dropped. He could very well go back if the appeals court upholds the lower court decision.

It actually started in the 1970's with a strategic paper, eventually known as the Huston Plan. The government had long walked the line of legality, but the Huston Plan was the first comprehensive document, to detail systematic tactics which were way outside of the law. They included arson, burglary, illegal domestic spying, the creation of internment camps to confine members of the anti-war movement, misuse of federal agencies (IRS) to go after their 'enemies' (real or imagined).