Obama Faces Legacy of Lawlessness at Justice
After 29 years enforcing the civil rights laws at the Department of Justice, in 2002 Richard Ugelow was abruptly transferred from his position as deputy chief of employment litigation to an administrative job in the civil division, which defends the government against, among other things, claims of civil rights violations. Ugelow was just one of many highly experienced justice department lawyers who, beginning in the early years of the Bush administration, ... Full Story »
Posted by Dan Walter
If this article is accurate and last-minute use of shredding machines doesn’t cause another blackout to the Northeast, we’re in for some extraordinary, mind-boggling reading as Cheney-Bush-and-cohorts’ memos and other memorabilia become public. Perhaps then we shall finally experience the long overdue public outrage about the criminality and fascism they have wreaked upon America the past eight years.