From The Niagra Falls Reporter, 7/31/07:
http://www.niagarafallsreporter.com/gallagher325.html

TILLMAN DEATH, WMD IN IRAQ JUST FOR STARTERS IN BUSH'S MENDACITY

By Bill Gallagher

DETROIT --

The lies are like leeches sucking the blood out of our republic and
national purpose.

The pale American people are catching on, even as the enabling
parasites in the mainstream media keep repeating the lies, assuring
the populace that the sucking sound is good for our political health.

Former NFL star Pat Tillman, an honorable and decent man, would
quickly tell the truth about how he was shot three times in the head
in a "friendly fire" incident in Afghanistan.

If he could.

Attorney General Alberto Gonzales will lie about his lies to his
grave.

Honor and decency have no place in the role he plays as a shameless
legal *****, turning tricks for President George W. Bush, the diseased
"john" Gonzales has serviced his entire, sordid adult life.

Bush -- who promised to "bring morality" to the White House -- has
used his addiction to lies to sell the war in Iraq and continues to
peddle untruths to justify the continued deaths of American troops and
Iraqi civilians caught in the crossfire of a civil war that military
violence will never quell.

Wicked lies are the soul of Bush's public life, pervading his perverse
presidency and rotting civic discourse.

Lies are used in matters great and small, and are the routine first
weapons of choice for this corrupt regime.

The Republicans and their followers feigned outrage over Bill
Clinton's lies in a civil deposition -- wrong, but largely
inconsequential to public life.

They then pressed to remove him from office.

But now the right-wing chorus of lofty righteousness -- so quick to
condemn Clinton's transgressions -- sits back in conspicuous silence
as Bush and his minions spew serial lies, ripping our nation apart and
poisoning the world with the grave consequences of violence and
aggression built and sustained on lies.

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Couldn't have said it better myself.

Harry