Hmmm

Sorry for not noticing this until now, but via The Sideshow, here's an interesting take on Bush's "I can do it 'cause I'm the preznit, damnit" defense of his illegal wiretaps:

Saddam Hussein's defense against his indictment by an ad hoc Iraqi tribunal is simply that has the head of the state he had unlimited power to defend the state. That enemies of the state did not have legal protection, and therefore he cannot be charged for what he did during that time.

I always thought there was quite a bit of Saddam in Dubya...