Greg Palast has a post up over at Bradblog that puts context to Monica Goodling’s testimony, vis a vis “caging” voters:

Goodling testified that Gonzales’ Chief of Staff, Kyle Sampson, perjured himself, lying to the committee in earlier testimony. The lie: Sampson denied Monica had told him about Tim Griffin’s “involvement in ’caging’ voters” in 2004.

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But what’s ’caging’ and why is it such a dreadful secret that lawyer Sampson put his license to practice and his freedom on the line to cover Tim Griffin’s involvement in it? Because it’s a felony. And a big one.

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And now, not bothering to understand the astonishing revelation in Goodling’s confessional, they are missing the real story behind the firing of the US attorneys. It’s not about removing prosecutors disloyal to Bush, it’s about replacing those who refused to aid the theft of the vote in 2004 with those prepared to burgle it again in 2008.

Read the article. Send a link to your local rag, your congressman/woman—plots revealed, means unmasked, conspiracies spanked!

The monster at the door was here last week as well. Apparently, he’s come back for more virgins—something about emails and blood stains. I think we should just ignore him, maybe he’ll go away.

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