"---= Ö§âmâ ßíñ Këñ0ßí =---" <abuse@anarchy.gov> wrote in message
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I guess Bu$h has beaten Nixon for the title of biggest crook in
Washington.
And that's a very difficult task to do.
Just keep in mind this is really about Bu$h Sr., because he's really the
one in charge. His 1/2 chimpanzee son (an unfortunate genetic throwback)
masquerading as president is just a diversion...
Bush is the 'most corrupt president', says Nixon aide
By Julian Coman in Washington
The Telegraph, UK / R.A.G.U.N.S.
John Dean, Richard Nixon's legal counsel who was jailed for his part in
the
Watergate scandal, has accused the Bush administration of trumping even
the
Nixon regime in secrecy, deception and political cynicism.
In the latest book to attack the conduct of the current United States
administration, Mr Dean says that it has created potentially the most
corrupt, unethical and undemocratic White House in history.
His Worse than Watergate, the Secret Presidency of George W. Bush is
published this week by Little Brown.
"Bush and [Vice-President Richard] Cheney are a throwback to the Nixon
time," Mr Dean, 65, told The Telegraph last night. "All government
business
is filtered through a political process at this White House, which is the
most secretive ever to run the United States.
"This is not in the public's interest. It's in the White House's interest,
and the interest of Bush's re-election. The White House is being run like
a
private business, with the difference that it is not accountable to the
shareholders - in this case the voters."
His attack follows a torrid month in which the Bush administration has
faced accusations from Richard Clarke, its former chief intelligence
officer, that it failed to take the threat of terrorism seriously enough
before September 11.
Mr Bush's national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, initially refused
to
testify before a public inquiry into the events of September 11. Under
intense pressure, the White House has agreed to let her testify this week.
"As with Nixon," noted Mr Dean, "the concept of executive privilege is
being abused. This is about pure politics: do it as long as you can get
away with it, and when you can't get away with it any more, yield."
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