Es desafortunado ver cu?ntos comentarios y fija el foro del blog eso en vez de centrarse en lo que dijo alguien las vueltas de la discusi?n en apagado una conversaci?n del asunto sobre nada.

I can not agree with you in 100% regarding some thoughts, but you got good point of view

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I thought he was a prankster?

Like Kesey said: “Stay in your own movie.”

Jonah

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“I don’t know if we’re going to find out the senior administration official. Now, this is a large administration, and there’s a lot of senior officials.”

For more of Bush’s lack of concern over the breaking scandal, see:

“A Nod and a Wink: Bush on the Plame Scandal”

Karl Rove, President Bush’s chief political adviser, spoke with Time magazine’s Matthew Cooper during a critical week in July 2003 when Cooper was reporting on a public critic of the Bush administration who was also the husband of a CIA operative, his lawyer confirmed yesterday.

Rove is identified in Cooper’s notes from that time period, which Time turned over Friday to special prosecutor Patrick J. Fitzgerald — under court order. Fitzgerald is investigating whether senior administration officials leaked CIA operative Valerie Plame’s name to reporters in July 2003 as retaliation after her husband, former ambassador Joseph C. Wilson IV, publicly accused the Bush administration of twisting intelligence to justify a war with Iraq.

Rove’s lawyer said Rove never identified Plame to Cooper in those conversations. More significantly, Robert Luskin said, Fitzgerald assured him in October and again last week that Rove is not a target of his investigation.

“Karl did nothing wrong. Karl didn’t disclose Valerie Plame’s identity to Mr. Cooper or anybody else,â€? Luskin said. Luskin said the question remains unanswered: “Who outed this woman? . . . It wasn’t Karl.â€? …

Rove answered questions under oath for about two hours before a grand jury on Oct. 15 as part of the special prosecutor’s investigation. According to Luskin, the prosecutor said he believes Rove was candid and forthcoming about his contact with reporters.

“I’ve been assured by the prosecutor they have no reason to doubt the honesty of anything he’s said,� Luskin said.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/07/02/AR2005070201043.html

shorter skippy: gee, al, it’s too bad you don’t know anybody who runs a national newspaper…

and while we’re at it, remember to listen to skippy the bush kangaroo’s radio interview on wrfl, the univ. of kentucky’s station, by ben carter of bluegrassroots.org.

skippy waxes befuddled on a number of subjects, including but not limited to, a mangled explanation of the downing street memos, ayn rand, putting christ back into christianity, half a masturbation joke, why blogging is important but not as important as the information itself (same goes for the main stream press), gov. ah-nold, black box voting, and the site’s co-bloggers!

help skippy reach a million visitors by his third blogiversary on july 10! click away today!

That’s just not right.

It’s got to be Clinton’s fault, right…?

I find your lack of faith disturbing. Look around, your sky is falling.

This needs more time devoted to it and I applaud ThinkProgress for doing just that and bringing to light all the other discrepancies between the administrations policies and reasons for doing so and reality. That is exactly the reason I read this blog daily.

As I give it more thought, I think you are right, it is just a coincidence that O’Conner chose to retire now, she is not known for cooperating with politics, but it sure does look planned for.

My hat is off to the TP team.

Just in From Iraq

Wandering Texan on the ground in Iraq “

accurate but fake ~ I think impeachment is a very real possibility. The Republicans are catching heat from their constituents. Two just switched parties (don’t recall names). As more and more citizens call in voicing complaints over the war, Congress will have to consider if their support to BushCo is worth their jobs. As with Bush, money talks and everything else walks…

So who’s complaining?

- Mothers and fathers are mad as hell their sons are dying
- High school and college students telling their parents
they want no part in this illegal war — or any war
- Grandparents recalling Viet Nam with time on their hands
to research the lies of BushCo for a case against him
- Religious leaders and groups waking up to being scammed
- Homeowners discovering they don’t really own a piece of
the rock
- Irate seniors over social insecurity, medicare, eminent
domain and feeling shafted by BushCo
- Republicans not wanting to go down with the ship of fools
- The turncoat media who feel the heat from exposure by
alternate, independent media and their viewers/listeners
- Military leaders who can no longer handle or stomach the
mess they have in Iraq and soldier complaints, deaths
and the lies of BushCo
- The usual activists who haven’t stopped beating the drums
for truth and justice
- Celebrities and wealthy individuals concerned about the
growing environmental wasteland we leave as our legacy

There’s lots more, but you probably catch my drift. The dominoes are finally falling…