By now it's clear that the Bush administration has continually engaged in illegal practices, including lying about Iraq's WMD, invading a soverign nation, awarding no bid secret contracts, ENRON, outing Valerie Plame, the FEMA failure after Katrina, letting bin Laden slip away, etc. etc. etc.
Our current Congress, with just a sliver of a Democratic majority, had their hands tied, lest they face an entire session of Republican filibustering against any plans to bring the Bush criminals to justice.
Now, I'm not going to try to influence your answer to my poll beyond this one observation:
Which candidate for president had to endure ceaseless investigations that led to nowhere? Clue: Whitewater, commodities trading, Vince Foster, spousal impeachment, as nauseam.
So, here's the question.
Which candidate for President of the United States of America would be most likely to call for Senate investigations into all that was malfiesant in the Bush administration's eight years in office?
A. Sen. Hillary Clinton
B. Sen. Barack Obama
C. Sen. John McCain
