And there won’t be a “Bush Legacy” like the “Clinton Legacy” website after Bush leaves the office.

In the fall of 2003, Jack L. Goldsmith established himself, with John Yoo, as a leading proponent of the view that international standards of human rights should not apply in cases before U.S. courts. He was named to head the Office of Legal Counsel, the division of the Justice Department that advises the president on the limits of executive power.

Nine months later, in June 2004, Goldsmith resigned after discovering the Office of Legal Counsel had written two legal opinions , now known as the “torture memos”, that were without legal basis, and violative of the Constitution and FISA.

When he tried to explain his viewpoint to Addington, Cheney’s smug and arrogant sockpuppet, Addington replied:

“We’re one bomb away from getting rid of that obnoxious [FISA] court.”

Yoo and Addington’s goal all along was to “get rid of the obnoxious FISA court” entirely, so that they could freely eavesdrop on whomever they wanted with no warrants or oversight of any kind. And here is Dick Cheney’s top aide, drooling with anticipation at the prospect of another terrorist attack so that they could seize this power without challenge.

That’s the kind of lawless traitors that populate the Bush Administration.

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