MoveOnPAC to Bush: Keep your promise; Fire Karl Rove

MoveOnPAC ^ | July 12, 2005 | Eli Pariser

[peacebaby]

Well, good grief.

When one has one's head up one's rearend, one can't see - now, can one?

[Bob]

A CNN reporter this very morning reported on this business. The reporter stated at the very end of her report that there was no conclusive evidence that Rove had broken any law. [I couldn't believe it.]

Well, there goes her career prospects at CNN -- right down the tubes.

[stinkerpot65]

They are just desperate. This is their one chance at a Bush scandal. They'll be even more insane when this doesn't pan out.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

"Last year, President Bush promised that anyone at the White House involved in the leak would be fired. We believe that the President should stick to his word. That's why we're calling on him to fire Karl Rove."

Call all you want, you doorknobs. There's a little process we like to use in cases like this...it's called "innocent until PROVEN guilty."

If you idiots weren't so busy blowing your noses in The Constitution and the Bill of Rights as a hobby, you might have read of that along the way. *Rolleyes*

[Soliton]

Remember that Soros said "I shall go into some kind of monastery" if Bush won. I will trade Rove to see Soros gone.

[freespirited]

On Sunday, Newsweek magazine revealed that Karl Rove, the President's key political advisor, was responsible for disclosing the identity of undercover CIA agent Valerie Plame.

Not what Newsweek said.

Rove's lawyer has confirmed that he was involved.

Not what his lawyer said either.

But I'm not surprised that moveon is up to this sort of thing.

[GloriaJane]

President Bush said if anyone in his administration broke the law.

As I understand it, Rove didn't break any laws. Seems like the "This is your brain on drugs crowd" can't seem to comprehend the English language. Go figure LOL!!

No laws broken, no one gets fired LOL!!

[nairBResal]

"President Bush said if anyone in his administration broke the law."

Wasn't Rove just a political consultant at the time of this controversy?

He joined the admin after the election.

[AmishDude]

Here is the actual question and answer without Klever Kwotes:

Q You continue to talk about the severity of this and if anyone has any information they should go forward to the Justice Department. But can you tell us, since it's so severe, would someone or a group of persons, lose their job in the White House --

MR. McCLELLAN: At a minimum.

[GloriaJane]

I couldn't tell you. I don't know.