I'll Believe It When I See An Indictment

[jberryhill]

I certainly have the patience to wait out a good deal of analysis and investigation, but if anyone wants to post recipes for crow, I would suggest a side order of un-hatched chickens.

The impulsiveness on both sides is uncalled for.

[babylonsister]

1. Thanks for straightening everyone out. nt

[jberryhill]

3. Dunno if you mean that sarcastically

...but the general reactivity level seems a bit high.

It's not as if it's a video game.

[midnight]

2. I know that everyone knows what is going on is wrong.

We all need to demand it be corrected-together. We can do it!

[salguine]

4. I won't even believe it then. What the hell is an indictment? I'll bet

an indictment won't go anywhere.

"Oooo...an indictment!"

[jberryhill]

5. I'm not sure I understand that...

...but I gather you've already decided on convictions, and we can skip trials?

[babylonsister]

6. That's your problem if you have no faith. I do. That's why I have a

difficult time reading your constant doom and gloom.

I have a helluva lot of faith this prez is better than the last and better than the person he ran against. So I started from a positive. I don't know where you started from.

[salguine]

8. I've been around too long with my eyes and ears wide open to have faith in

anything that happens in Washington DC. I'll believe it when it happens.

I'm happy for you with your faith.

[Demeter]

7. I Expect We'll See Indictments, If Only to Distract Us

from the economic meltdown. Although with all the newspapers folding, how will anyone know what's going on? It's not like it will be on TV. Or radio, except maybe a 20 second blip on NPR.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

9. Watergate started off quiet