Hillary Warns of Bush Administration Misdeeds

Senator Hillary Clinton chastened the Bush Administration today for its mounting misdeeds. The junior Senator from New York (D-Ill., Ark., N.Y., USSR) noted that the politically motivated firing of U.S. District Attorneys is inexcusable. She warned that other politically motivated firings of government employees would not be tolerated.

Senator Clinton also raised issues with the president's ill-advised use of the military, which lead to tragedy. She also noted the Bush administration's misuse of the FBI and the peddling of influence to foreign nations to the detriment of national security. Clinton also warned the administration not to take advantage of its executive authority to issue pardons for its lackeys. Senator Clinton railed against President Bush, claiming that his past actions and his current positions revealed him to be that lowest form of life, a hypocrite.