'Nuff said on Justice Department hiring practices

This past week featured Monica Goodling testifying before Congress (with immunity and three big-time attorneys) on the Justice Department's hiring and firing practices.

This is from the Washington Post:

Goodling quickly established that she had little preparation for the senior job she held at the Justice Department. Asked about her previous experience making personnel decisions, Goodling began her answer by noting that she was student body president in college.

Of course, she went from college to Pat Robertson's Law school where she and her fellow students learned how to infiltrate and distort the American legal system. And then of course, she worked for the Republican National Committee.

Did she screen applicants for career prosecutor jobs so that Republicans landed in those positions? "I think that I probably did." How many times? "I don't think that I could have done it more than 50 times, but I don't know." She further admitted that she "occasionally" researched career applicants' political affiliations and checked their political donations.

We need a purge. The next President needs to be a Democrat. And the next President needs to root these people out.