Here’s a tip for Bush Administration cronies: if you are going to lie under oath, on the record, with a video camera in your face, don’t lie about something for which there is documentary evidence directly contradicting your statements. It makes you look unprepared, panicked and sloppy.
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I think it makes him look a wee bit more then sloppy.This is pretty scandelous and it makes you wonder how people in any position of power or authority can get away with stuff like this… And continue to do so. ;-/
Carly.
Ah. That it does