Veeeeeeerrrry interesting ......

While President Bush fights for legislation that would hand the US government liberal permission to spy and eavesdrop on emails, phone calls, communication of all sorts of us citizens at large (including the media), supposedly *just* looking for terrorists - when it comes to giving congress access to White House communication and correspondence by him, Dick Cheney and his own administration - something that is *supposed* to be a matter of public record?

Um, they can't be found. Oooooopsie. Missing. Thousands of emails "erased." Transcriptions of phone calls, copies of letters, yadda yadda yadda. Somehow just can't be found.

Uh-huh.

So we are supposed to believe that this administration will respect the rights of privacy for other than terrorist suspects (unless we are all suspects) and actually handle what communication they track down responsibly when they tend only to cherry pick what they save for the public record themselves?

I hope the US House of Representatives stands up to this bullying and doesn't cave as the US Senate has.