RE: #6: The fact is that this administration is far more corrupt than the Nixon administration. If the Downing Street Minutes can be taken at face value, then this administration intentionally misled the Congress along with each and every American into an unwarranted pre-emptive war with a nation that posed no threat to our national security. In a word, this war is illegitimate; it was also ill-conceived.

As Deep Throat said thirty-some years ago: “Follow the money.� Ask yourself: Who is profiting (read that: making mega-bucks) from this war? Halliburton and KBR come to mind.

Conservative estimates of non-combatant Iraqi civilian deaths since March 2003 are approaching 100 thousand – old men, women and children. There is a tremendous amount of blood on the hands of each and every insider of this administration resulting from their illegitimate, ill-conceived, unwarranted pre-emptive invasion and subsequent occupation of a sovereign nation that posed no threat to our national security or our way of life.

If morally bankrupt neo-cons (i.e. #19: Always Right – and others) wish to support this administration and its illegitimate (ill-conceived, unwarranted pre-emptive) war, let’m go for it. If they believe in this bastard war, so be it; it’s their grave they’re digging.

It is so true that you can fool some of the people some of the time but you can’t fool all the people all the time. Frankly, I’m of the opinion that this administration has sold more than enough of its snake oil; it’s time for them to close shop and move on, or as Ross Perot would say, “It’s time to clean out the barn.�

-Sky

You mean like, why would the press do such a thing? Aren’t they supposed to just mindlessly repeat press releases?

No wonder you love Fox News, you don’t even know what a free press is SUPPOSED to do…

“taking upon itself”… sad indeed.

Fitzgerald and Clark are taking the entire administration down.

Deal with it nazi lover.

1. Democrats in congress know this is a hopeless cause and that Rove is innocent.

2. Democrats are so scared of Rove that they aren’t asking the tough questions.

Which is it?

Karl Rove Cartoon
Here is the raw URL, I guess I didn’t do code to your requirements.

Thank you for pointing that out. I will defer to the memory of someone who seems to know.

But please don’t mischaracterize my statement. I am not insinuating that this is the same as Watergate, but merely that the style of both administrations seem to have striking similarities (as John Dean pointed out at length in his book ‘Worse than Watergate’).

Because the evangalists and hillbillies fall for his outrageous lies Bushie thinks the rest of the country is stupid.

That is is downfall, he underestimated the intelligent life.

votetoimpeach.org

Boy, I can hardly wait until American gets an active, professional press corps.

When will one of these guys ask the iconic question:
“You have done enough; have you no sense of decency sir, at long last? Have you left no sense of decency? “

http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2005-07-13-bush-rove_x.htm?POE=NEWISVA

Check out the USA Today report with the photo of Rove smiling as Bush brushes off questions!!

Bush says he’ll withhold judgment on Rove — for now

The White House said two years ago that Rove wasn’t involved in the leak. Bush said last year he would fire anyone found to have leaked the identity of Valerie Plame, the wife of former U.S. diplomat Joseph Wilson. Her name was given to reporters and published in 2003 after Wilson publicly criticized the Bush administration’s use of intelligence leading up to the Iraq war.

A grand jury is investigating because leaking the name of a covert CIA officer could be a crime.

Bush refused Wednesday to directly answer questions about whether he had spoken to Rove about his discussion with Cooper.

“I have instructed every member of my staff to fully cooperate with this investigation,” Bush said. Rove sat stoically behind Bush during the questions about his involvement.