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Liveblogging the flogging (of Alberto Gonzales)
I had given some thought to liveblogging today’s session of the Senate Judiciary Committee, where the Attorney General would be answering avoiding questions thrown at him by the committee members. However, Comcast sucks and doesn’t carry the channel showing the hearing because, apparently, the $100+ digital cable package I subscribe to just doesn’t have the room for it!
So I’ll instead point you over to Above the Law, where David Lat is liveblogging the hearing (which is currently on a lunch break until 2 p.m.). Here’s Part 1, and here’s Part 2. I imagine he’ll start a new entry (Part 3, mayhaps?) when they pick back up this afternoon, so you’ll have to check the main page for that. If you’re at all interested in the whole US Attorneys debacle, Lat’s posts are a good quick read and summary of what’s going on, with a little humor even thrown into the mix.
