No One is Above the Law == Biden says Obama Administration will pursue Justice

This just in...
VP candidate for Obama promises to pursue criminal charges for current Administration members who have broken the law and reveals work is already taking place...
[Update] Biden has now categorically denied that any specific individual is or will be targeted. Looking forward to the Video Response that will contain the clip where Biden denies The Telegraph [british newspaper] story that an O/B administration will seek criminal charges for Bush and members of his Admin.

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• obama
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• bushwhackers
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• bush-crime-family

[ProtectandServe21]

Also, they don't go after the Bush Regime because the administration is full of zionist clowns.... They support the wars... Will we ever leave Iraq or Afghanistan? Or Yemen, or Palistine?

[maskedphrogg]

@ProtectandServe21

We're in Palestine?

I thought we (US) were in Israel supporting the Palestinian genocide from the sidelines.

Of course the D party didn't pursue valid criminal charges against R party members. They are both factions

of the same Overwhelming Government Party.

As for Timmy, South Park parody of a Treasury Secretary, you are close to realizing which organizations truly govern this Nation. As Timmy said in the Helen Keller episode "Gobble Gobble!"

[wilsonpwt]

I do not see too much justice being pursued now...

[maskedphrogg]

Which is exactly why elected leaders must have their words and deeds highlighted.

Wait a minute, the VP isn't elected. He or She is part of the Presidential package. This wasn't always true in the US was it? At the onset of the New Republic, the US is still a republic and not a democracy thank goodness, the runner-up so to speak for President became the Vice President.

Reminds of the concept of Balance of Power like in 3 branches of Government....

[chaseef]

I have nothing against Biden but I really doubt there will be any accountability for the last 8 years.

The only politicians who seem serious about real justice are outsiders like Kucinich or McKinney. And when was the last time you heard from them, outside youtube.

America deserves the politicians they elect.

[maskedphrogg]

Good points chaseef, but I differ on the last point

"America deserves the politicians they elect."

I'm assuming you imply that the politicians elected are ALSO the one's that get valid votes.

Until the USA has a transparent and provably valid and verifiable voting system we get the pols that are handed to us by Private Companies. Most of whom have verifiable ties to certain candidates.

Diebold and ESS just being the most visible and widely known purveyors of equipment that can't do the job.

[ProtectandServe21]

This administration sold out! This is why they do not pursue anything! Have any questions? Please direct them to (our current Secretary of Treasury) Timothy Gietner, AIG, and Goldman Sachs!

[ProtectandServe21]

So when the fuck are they going to pursue them? Fucking lies....

[krazeekooladam]

I love how he did'nt talk about restoring anything.

[082550]

chaseef..I presume you must be talking about Clinton and his perjury before a Federal Judge. Oh..it was just about sex..oh, then it is only important depending on what precedes the original felony. ok..ok..I understand now that some felonies are allowable and some aren't. I'm just wondering what laws I can violate that should not be prosecuted. Instead of robbing a bank how about just robbing a 7-11, after all it couldn't be nearly as serious as robbing a bank. Not rape just some fondling.

[prrolg]

The democrat party is all about power and using their law degrees to make it illegal to be a Republican in this country. I hope Bush,Cheney and anyone else these assholes target tie up the courts for years. Let's put Franklin Raines,Jim Johnson,Maxine Waters,Gregory Meeks,Barney Frank,Chuck Schumer,Christopher Dodd and 70% of the Congressional Black Caucus in jail as soon as possible for their crimes against the populace in their roles in the current mortgage banking crisis