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Justice Department Tracked Federalist Society Influence On US Attorneys

thinkprogress.org — Today, the House Judiciary Committee released a new set of documents from the Department of Justice relating to the firings of eight U.S. Attorneys.

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  • EntropyMan, on 10/12/2007, -0/+2I think the spreadsheet got cut off on the far right (ironically enough). The last column shown is "FEDSOC" (Federalist Society Member: yes/no), indicating whether or not the US Attorney in question is a retard.

    After that, rumor has it, came a column for "Constitutional Amendments Enforced" (CONAMEN) for which there was only enough room to write "2nd & 10th." Fair enough.

    But my personal favorite: there was reportedly a column cryptically titled "PSI" -- which I can only assume was the result of some test involving a mouth, a hose, and a vacuum gage.

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