This is not South Korea, where going after your predecessors is the sport of presidents. I don't think that a Democratic Congress will do anything of the sort either. However, it will not spare the hired hands, as its investigations of hiring and firing decisions in the Bush Justice Department shows. That has led to speculation elsewhere on this blog (it may have been between you and me, Michael) that President Bush might issue a blanket, preemptive pardon for them.
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Speaking of whom, Jun, you may be interested in this if you haven't already seen it:
On His Last Day in Office, Bush Will Pardon Himself and Cheney
This is not South Korea, where going after your predecessors is the sport of presidents. I don't think that a Democratic Congress will do anything of the sort either. However, it will not spare the hired hands, as its investigations of hiring and firing decisions in the Bush Justice Department shows. That has led to speculation elsewhere on this blog (it may have been between you and me, Michael) that President Bush might issue a blanket, preemptive pardon for them.
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