yeah, wtf.

I dunno, it only seems to make sense if you drink a lot, then smoke something after not sleeping for 2 days.

Ok, maybe not even then.

I guess it makes about as much sense as a very crooked senator being found guilty of seven counts of using influence to make his house illustriously more tacky and marginally losing his senate seat afterwards.

or Scott McClelland claiming Dubya admitted committing treason...


at a Florida bookfair.

Ya gotta love these guys.

Al Capone was not convicted of murder, or racketeering, rather for Tax evasion.

Yeah, but the tax evasion was legitimate. Trying to indict Cheney 'cause he owned shares in a company that owned another company that had ties to a badly run private prison is stretching.