Alabama Democratic Party

Alabama Or Afghan? What's the difference?

ALABAMA’S EXTREME LEFT GOP “60 Minutes Done A Great Job” The Bush’s elete group of corrupt GOP’ers are scared to death that Don Siegelman may be on the streets before the election. Slick Bob is so nervous that he is combing his hair and spraying his mouth and under arms every five minutes. He’s hoping that the next president will be John McCain a republican and that Riley will be asked to be McCain’s running mate. If the next president is a Democrat he/she will probally appoint new U.S. Attorneys in Alabama. Riley along with most of the top GOP operatives could get Federal charges filed against them for taking millions of dollars from Michael Scanlon and Jack Abramoff. This money was used to defeat Siegelman’s lottery and to fund Riley’s two campaigns for governor.

I think that it is really revealing that the statement that I saw on TV by the Alabama Republican Party Chairman in which he dares CBS to prove that the claims made by the so called "low level" Alabama Republican Party operative are actually true, that the Chairman does not really deny that they are true. It really reminds of the line from the Shakespear play which goes something like "me thinks he doth protest to much." By the same token though it really does appear that there is "something rotten in Denmark."

The Siegelman case flags several constitutional blunders, which must be stopped, else a chosen few running government will have runaway tickets for tyranny. If the Huntsville area broadcasting station is found to have premeditated or planned the blackout of Siegelman's "60 Minutes" documentary, it has violated the First Amendment of the Constitution, and victimized the civil rights to information of thousands of innocent people. Responsible advertisers should be taking the station to task. The other issue with the Siegelman case is that of the court reporter, now deceased, named Jimmy Dickens and the fact that Judge Mark Fuller has refused to release the transcripts. Information via internet, suggests the release of these transcripts would aid in, and in fact, are necessary for Siegelman's release and appeal. The other question, while personal but pertinent to Siegelman's case pertains to the cause of Jimmy Dicken's death. While the legal system utilizes stalling tactics in its win/lose sport of justice, there must be limits to these laws which blatantly violate the United States Constitution. While Judge Fuller continues to postpone the release of transcripts, those investigating the case should realize Siegelman's right to an appeal thus, fair trial has been neither fair nor speedy. In fact, his ordeal has been mentally cruel and torturous, as was the devious plan to dehumanize him by placing him in handcuffs and shackles. Is this present Alabama administration of leadership one who particularly enjoys human torture and deprivation of justice? And are they conscious of the number of constitutional errors they have made in this case alone?