Hartmann: Ramsey case arrest was premature, overpowered wiretapping ruling

[Bozita]

... in the media.

The Ramsey case swallowed a disproportionate amount of media time, leaving the wiretapping ruling with little time for explanation.

I agree with Thom.

[acmavm]

1. Everyone capable of intelligent thought would agree.

That leaves a LOT of this country out of this discussion.

[rocktivity]

2. DING DING DING! Acmavm, you're our grand prize winner!

Everyone capable of intelligent thought would agree.

Especially when the British were pressured into arresting prematurely less than a week ago. The department of Homeland Security wasn't involved just because the arrest was international.

:headbang:
rocknation

[Dhalgren]

3. That would explain why "people" aren't talking about it much,

but how does that explain the inaction of congress? If every Democratic congressperson, of each House, formed a huge group on the Capitol steps to demand an impeachment investigation to look into these willful criminal acts (and now a Superior Court Judge has said that crimes WERE committed), then how could the "media" avoid covering it?

[spanone]

4. That would prompt an immediate terror attack somewhere in the world.

Betcha.

[azurnoir]

5. In Rover world

everthing is going as planned.

[damntexdem]

6. It wasn't premature at all:

it was precisely timed and did the trick.