Two problems with this: I don't think putting any of this current administration's bunch under oath would matter a fig to them. Then, given the way our elected "representatives" adhere to their own oaths (you know, that one about defending and protecting the Constitution?), the currency of an oath seems pretty trivial in DC these days.

Yet another reason to tell all employees to polish up their resumes, take a wrecking ball to the buildings, recycle all copies of the tax code (or use 'em to heat households next winter), and install the flat tax.

Nothing wrong with that career--until Bloomberg decides to pass a law against certain size pipe wrenches.

You mean this adminsitration has done something unconstitutional? Welllll, that's a first, isn't it?

My only argument with Mr. Giles is that I believe that any outrage was purely cosmetic and completely transitory.

Touche, DG--this is the result of Soviet style economic planning, and anyone with an ounce of sense would know this. However, that does not explain our current administration--well, actually, it probably does.

What happened, Bill, is that doofuses like you believed this guy's lies and allowed him to re-occupy the White House after believing his line of BS the first time and not learning.

"Like a laser," right, Barry, you insufferable schmuck?

I am waiting for one of Barry's former favorite lines: "It's the first thing I think of when I wake up and the last thing I think of when I go to sleep." Hasn't used it in awhile, so it should be good to go.

That's about it.