Thursday, May 03, 2007
Montana U.S. Attorney Bill Mercer. Gone Like A Freight Train.
Bump Bump, Bumpity Bump - It's not just a case of an absentee landlord, it's a case of double dipping. Not to worry. It's good to be king, because you can change the law to protect something that you have done in the past.
Gonzales again said he would have to get back to Leahy, prompting him to respond, “He's your associate attorney general. I mean, you would certainly know whether it's a week a year or several months a year, wouldn't you?...¶ 2:48 PM
“I'm talking about an office that the judge himself says is in disarray in Montana, and Mr. Mercer has testified that he's in Montana just three days a month - three days a month - while he's acting as your associate attorney general,” Leahy responded. “I just mentioned that because if we're talking about absentee landlords, sometimes the absentee landlords are created by your own office.”
