Democrats Demand Rove's Firing (Barf-O-Rama Alert!)

Washington Post ^ | Oct 31, 2005 | By Dana Milbank and Carol D. Leonnig

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Between Harry Reid and Karl Rove, I predict Reid will be the first to be fired from his job. Harry should keep his head down and desperately hope that Rove's prodigious political skills aren't focused against him personally in the future.

[mattdono]

Just a little extra...

[Theresawithanh]

I think that has been happening for a while, little by little. Hopefully many more will see the dems as they truly are.

Just imagine if we didn't have the internet and sites like FR. Now that's a scary thought for Halloween!

[DTogo]

Rove resigns if Schumer does too!

Since Schemuer's staffers ILLEGALLY obtained the creidt report of a political rival (the guy running for Governor in Maryland, can't remember his name). Then Pataki gets to pick Schumer's replacement!

[new yorker 77]

PATTON MUSIC

[KC_Conspirator]

I demand that Dana Milibank resign.

[fantom]

The dmsm look like fools after this escapade. they let one rip, so they turn up the music as a distraction .how homer simpson of them . you don't get a second try at the overthrow attempt . ask fredo.

[riri]

you don't get a second try at the overthrow attempt . ask fredo

LOL

[jw777]

When will Harry Reid be indicted for funneling public works projects to his Sons and Sons in Law's firms???????????


I think Mr. Reid needs a little scrutinizing

[combat_boots]

Specifically, Hillary has told all Dims to demand Rove's firing. She must eliminate the brain trust who'll defeat her in the upcoming election............

What she doesn't realize is that WE will defeat her in 2008. H8 hates that.

[inpajamas]

"If you try to kill the king you had better succeed"

Now the Demon-crats are going to pay.

[manwiththehands]

MORE COWBELL!

[cubreporter]

what's a democrat anyway?????????????????

[Logical me]

Fire Ried! Lets get the ball rolling. I'm sure he has some pasture patties in his past.

[CyberAnt]

All you have to see is the name "Dana Millbank" and the discussion is over before it begins.

Who believes anything the guy says anyway. Like Rush keeps saying .. these people have no idea how they are perceived outside the newspaper office.

[vastrightwing_armadillo]

"If Bush is a man of his word, then he should let Rove go" Wait, since when did Bush promise to fire Rove?


I love the WaPo's,(synonymous with Whacko) throwing in the hoary old lie about Plame being 'outed' to punish Wilson for not agreeing with Brit Intel.

Which brings me to another point

How come everyone on the left's taking Wilson's word as better than Brit Intel?

Is Wilson the Moonbats' personal Karl Rove, an omniscient, evil genius?

Only time will tell.

[jonno]

...Sandy "Socks" Berger

'zactly

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There is a rock solid principal in America whereby law enforcement MUST follow proper procedure, or ALL THEIR ARRESTS are deemed illegal and bogus.

For example, if police raid a home and find a triple murderer, that murderer will get off due to police malfeasance, and because they failed to follow proper procedure.

Likewise, when Fitzgerald determined that NO CRIME was committed in 2003 EVEN IF Libby DID reveal Wilson's wife, then he had a rock solid obligation to close up shop and notify the US Attorney General that his initial task was finished because no crime was committed.

If Plame WAS a covert agent like the federal statute was designed to prosecute, there is no doubt in my mind or anyone else's that Fitzgerald would have charged Libby with that specific offense.

But he didn't.

To me, that spells overzealous prosecutor who intended to charge someone come hell or high water.

[Patriot from Philly]

My understanding is that Rove is almost out of legal jeopardy and it would be highly unusual for him to be indicted at this date.

However, I just read a Reuters story and they seem to think that Rove is still in some trouble.

It might be a case of keeping hope alive.

[fantom]

Indeed. i refer to post # 31