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Published on December 16, 2005 By Dr Guy In Politics

Ah yes, taking a page from Howard Dean, the democrats are now parroting their illustrious leader and have decided that you are guilty until proven innocent!  Yes, it seems that they are condemning Bush for the {SHOCK} audacity to opine that Tom Delay is innocent!  That cannot be allowed!  Even tho no trial has occurred, and according to the constitution, Tom delay IS IN FACT innocent at this point.  No, Throw that stupid document away!  The very fact that Tom Delay has been charged means he MUST be guilty and to state the obvious is a breach of conduct that is totally unforgivable!

During an interview Wednesday on the Fox News Channel, Bush was asked whether he believes DeLay is innocent of the charges of money laundering and conspiracy that led to his indictment in Texas and resignation from the House Republican leadership in September. "Yes, I do," the president replied.

Note the interviewer asked if he "Believes", and the president said "yes I do".  Simple question, and simple and correct answer to the question.

But no!  The democrats have decreed that you must say he is guilty!  Even tho he has not been tried!  That master of the mental defect, Harry Reid, launched into a screed:

"To have someone of his stature, the president of the United States, prejudge a case is something I've never seen before."

See the idiocy?  Reid is guilty of what he accuses the president of!  Unless! Unless you get rid of the constitution!  That pesky document that says everyone, even republicans, are due a fair trial, before being judged guilty!  But no, the democrats want everyone to believe that Delay is already guilty, and to state the obvious truth, that he is not guilty, is to prejudge the case!

With logic like that, you sometimes have to wonder how they form coherent thoughts.  Wait, I cant remember the last time they did!

Oh well, never mind. Just another case of democrats engaging mouth and not brain again.


Comments
on Dec 16, 2005
Isn't "guilty until proven innocent" the long held DNC standard? Remember, they HAVE been the standard bearers for increased CPS authority.
on Dec 16, 2005

Isn't "guilty until proven innocent" the long held DNC standard? Remember, they HAVE been the standard bearers for increased CPS authority.

It seems to have been adopted by them since Dean took over.  Before it was "the evidence be damned, it is the seriousness of the charges".  This is just a natural extension, since they dont have any evidence, so you have to be guilty if I say so.

on Dec 16, 2005
As usual.

Terrorists must get lawyers and all rights.

But anybody else is guilty.

Typical.
on Dec 16, 2005
terrorist= victims of circumstance and innocent

republican=Satan spawn and guilty as the original sin.

ah yes more fair minded thinking from the mindless dems.
on Dec 16, 2005

Terrorists must get lawyers and all rights.

But anybody else is guilty.

Typical.

And someone said that Dean is just the leader, but otherwise ineffective on the democrat side.  Seems he is shaping the party.

on Dec 16, 2005

terrorist= victims of circumstance and innocent

republican=Satan spawn and guilty as the original sin.

ah yes more fair minded thinking from the mindless dems.

I actually thought that Ried had a couple of brain cells (I knew that Schumer did not).  But I guess I was wrong.

on Dec 17, 2005
Note the interviewer asked if he "Believes", and the president said "yes I do". Simple question, and simple and correct answer to the question.
Not entirely correct, but I realize he does not have command of our language. The answer should have been:"Yes, I do, until proven otherwise."
on Dec 17, 2005
ah yes more fair minded thinking from the mindless dems.


Your moderation never ceases to amaze me. I'm surprised you didn't add, Saddam is innocent until proven guilty.
on Dec 17, 2005
Note the interviewer asked if he "Believes", and the president said "yes I do". Simple question, and simple and correct answer to the question.
Not entirely correct, but I realize he does not have command of our language. The answer should have been:"Yes, I do, until proven otherwise."


And I believe that you are incorrect. Now if asked did he "think" he was guilty, then your assumption might be correct. But he wasn't asked that. He was asked did he "believe" that DeLay was innocent and he said yes. Following your logic if someone were to ask me did I believe in God that I should say "Yes, I do, until proven otherwise". There is a large difference between think and believe.