The editorial board of the Champaign-Urbana News-Gazette has a pretty good grasp of what's involved in the flap over the Bush administration's sacking of eight federal prosecutors.
Note that the paper readily discerns the smell emanating from the Justice Department's emphasis on "loyalty" among U.S. attorneys -- loyalty not to the rule of law, but to the Bush administration.
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No laws have been broking KOOK.
Oh, really? And how do you know that no laws have been "broking"? Did that revelation come to you while you were sleeping in remedial-spelling class? It's my guess -- and I'll kiss your ass if I'm proven wrong in the end -- that some people in this scandal are going to be formally accused of having "broking" some laws. Mark my words (or at least the one-syllable words you can understand).
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