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I of course completely agree with Aunt B that anyone who thinks Bush is Batman is a moron of well, comic book proportions.

Via the Donkey’s Mouth:

Government sources tell CBS News Republican Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens has been indicted on seven charges related to a corruption probe.

Alaska’s Ted Steven’s has been indicted by the U.S. Justice Department on seven counts of corruption charges:

A federal grand jury in Washington has handed up the indictment against Stevens — which the Justice Department is set to announce very shortly.

1. Monica Goodling's testimony to Congress in May 2007 may not have been altogether true, say investigators.

Just another brick in the wall of evidence of war crimes.
The American Civil Liberties Union has obtained through Freedom of Information several internal Bush administration documents that authorizes the CIA to torture detainees.
“These documents supply further evidence, if any were needed, that the Justice Department authorized the CIA to torture prisoners in its custody. [...]

City Paper Executive Editor Clint Brewer makes the case for the Free Flow of Information Act:

The old black woman from Memphis, Rep. Steve Cohen, is introducing a bill which would require the Attorney General to "create a pilot program to examine racial and ethnic disparities in the criminal justice system within 10 U.S. districts across the country."

A crisis has been averted now that the Metro Council has reversed a policy that had gotten Nashville in hot water with the Justice Department but Mike Byrd still wants the blame for the crisis to fall on the right people:

The worst president in history still scares Metro Council.