Gonzalez to Address Discovery Institute

You might think that our corrupt and incompetant Attorney General would find it difficult to find a sympathetic audience these days. But you'd be wrong:

Gonzales is scheduled to deliver a 45-minute speech at the Seattle Westin Hotel's Grand Ballroom on the Justice Department's efforts to protect intellectual property and combat cybercrime. Justice Department spokesman Evan Peterson declined to confirm details of Gonzales' schedule, but he is also expected to visit the U.S. attorney's office in Seattle.

The speech, free and open to the public, is being sponsored by the Discovery Institute, a think tank best known for promoting “intelligent design” as an alternative to the theory of evolution, and TechNet Northwest, a political coalition of technology executives.

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Nothing surprising here. It's just the wingnut welfare machine in action.

By Ktesibios (not verified) on 23 Jun 2007 #permalink

Is torture intelligently designed?

By T. Bruce McNeely (not verified) on 23 Jun 2007 #permalink

Well, that's another nail in the coffin of the current administration's integrity.

~David D.G.

By David D.G. (not verified) on 23 Jun 2007 #permalink

Given the IDiots' desire to get around the First Amendment in public schools, is Gonzalez going to give a tutorial on how to flout the Constitution?

Another nail?

That coffin's long been nailed shut, covered in cement, and is now the foundation for one of our secret foreign torture prisons.

By Caledonian (not verified) on 24 Jun 2007 #permalink

Gonzalez has been working with people from Regent University School of Law for years......so he should get along fine with DI folks