Political Motivations
Aug. 31st, 2009 11:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
smackshackFrom the ongoing DDoS attack on human civilization that is the GOP and FOX News, I keep hearing that any attempt to investigate acts of torture or policies of torture during the Late Ongoing Unpleasantness would be "politically motivated" and thus somehow unwarranted.
Wanting to preserve rule of law and the Constitution is, I would think, a political motivation.
Wanting to restore the nation's reputation is, I would think, a political motivation.
Wanting to foster some degree of optimism among the general public that the high and mighty are not permanently immune from the consequences of their actions is, I would think, a political motivation.
Wouldn't it be nice if American had a political party that possessed a political motivation?
And a spine?
Wanting to preserve rule of law and the Constitution is, I would think, a political motivation.
Wanting to restore the nation's reputation is, I would think, a political motivation.
Wanting to foster some degree of optimism among the general public that the high and mighty are not permanently immune from the consequences of their actions is, I would think, a political motivation.
Wouldn't it be nice if American had a political party that possessed a political motivation?
And a spine?