To: RonDog
As much as he has done for both Bushes, one of them should pardon him of any and all ALLEGED wrongdoing. Jeb, if he had any stones at all, could call this investigation off right away.
10 posted on
04/28/2006 5:38:58 PM PDT by
rodeocowboy
(Vote Constitution Party in 2006 to send a message to the Republican Party for 2008!)
To: rodeocowboy
"As much as he has done for both Bushes, one of them should pardon him of any and all ALLEGED wrongdoing. Jeb, if he had any stones at all, could call this investigation off right away."I respecfully disagree. Rush admitted he was addicted to prescription drugs. If there had not been an investigation he probably would still be addicted. He has gone through treatment and people who have addictions need to continue through treatment for a long time.
What would the Bush's pardon him from? As I understand it there is no more investigation.
40 posted on
04/28/2006 5:58:45 PM PDT by
Spunky
("Everyone has a freedom of choice, but not of consequences.")
To: rodeocowboy
"As much as he has done for both Bushes, one of them should pardon him of any and all ALLEGED wrongdoing"
Pardons for favors. That's something Clinton did.
159 posted on
04/28/2006 7:38:34 PM PDT by
Rebelbase
("truth is not invalidated by suppression"--nicmarlo)
To: rodeocowboy
As much as he has done for both Bushes, one of them should pardon him of any and all ALLEGED wrongdoing. You are a nut. Pardon someone for a crime that results in 18 months probation ?
To: rodeocowboy
As much as he has done for both Bushes, one of them should pardon him of any and all ALLEGED wrongdoing. Jeb, if he had any stones at all, could call this investigation off right away.What a pathetic and wimpy distortion of reality to try to twist this thread into a Bush Bash.
There's nothing to PARDON Rush for, you ijit.
276 posted on
04/29/2006 10:06:39 AM PDT by
ohioWfan
(PROUD Mom of an Iraqi LIBERATION Vet! THANKS, son!!.)
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