if they don't stop digging these holes

they're going to be SO big, we're ALL going to swallowed up

Ex-Prosecutor Says He Didn't Think Charges Would Affect Election


By Dan Eggen Washington Post Staff Writer

A former interim U.S. attorney appointed by Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales defended his decision to bring a controversial indictment before last year's elections, telling the Senate Judiciary Committee that he had no idea Missouri Republicans would use the case as part of their campaign against Democrats.
Bradley J. Schlozman, who temporarily replaced dismissed U.S. attorney Todd P. Graves of Kansas City, Mo., also said that career officials in the department's public integrity section approved the case, in which four former employees of a liberal-leaning group were charged with voter-registration fraud
"I did not think it was going to influence the election at all," Schlozman said.........