Democratic Respons to "Crimialization of Politics"

Has the Democratic Party come out with a response to the latest Republican talking point that the investigation into Rove and the Plame leak is just the "Crimialization of Politics"?

would be more like it.
Don't know if that's a good response.

did a segment on it friday night with numerous faux news film clips with everyone parrotting the same phrase, "criminalization of politics."

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it's not dems/liberals "criminalizing politics", it's criminal politicians "criminalizing politics".

"Criminalisation" is not just an empy cypher, it is a word, which conveys a meaning. It is the meaning that fills the word, it is not an empty word devoid of meaning - to be bandied around solely for the sinister purposes of political spin.

It actually has a very strong substantive meaning, both inside and outside the law, but particularly its technical meaning in law.

Alas, the neocons tend not to be technically-qualified people, however; on the contrary, although they will presumably all have degrees of some kind, they tend to have got where they are by dint of a pathological worldly ambition for wealth and status - not any kind of technical aptitude, other than for obtaining indifferent academic qualifications. There are more than a few multi-millionnaires who couldn't read or write, when they made their pile; that would be closer to their m.o.

Let's not all act surprised--we knew it long ago.

:shrug:

I've said that to a couple of RW koolaid freaks.

they will stand truth on its head. It's like a simple arithmetical formula.

It's the Criminalization of Crime, which is perfectly legitimate.

With thanks to Jim Carrey in Liar, Liar:

Don't break the law, assholes!

"Why should they allow people to think that their crimes are
just 'Politics as Usual'?"

too bad, so sad -- go to jail!

Lather, rinse, repeat.