[grondram]

Is there really any doubt about his survival? Is there any conservative candidate running for office who wouldn't want Karl Rove on his side?

I don't even see him resigning - there is simply nothing that has been made public that would suggest a need for that but even if that were to happen, Rove has been highly successful as a private citizen.

This may not be a popular thing to say here, but if I think the real downside is for Scot McClellan who has not handled this well.

[podkane]

I don't even see him resigning - there is simply nothing that has been made public that would suggest a need for that but even if that were to happen, Rove has been highly successful as a private citizen.

Never. Bush respects loyalty and steadfastness, somewhat lacking in the Senate...

[alessandrofiaschi]

I read a fool Republican of Arkansas against Rove.

[syriacus]

don't even see him resigning

Bill Clinton didn't resign during Monicagate. He pointed his finger at Americans and lied. He made the Senate, the House, and the country waste a lot of time on a philandering perjurer. Why should Rove resign?

[toomanygrasshoppers]

The biggest problem our President has had in this term is getting information out to the public. Scott McC is not an effective spokesperson.