20050714
It's Watergate, baby!
White House fears indictment
... then we get onto the part where Bush and the Neocons lied about Iraq's WMDs to start a war.
McClellan, in Third Day of Stonewalling, Tells Press They Have Taken a Pound of His Flesh
McCLELLAN: I think we've exhausted discussion on this the last couple of days.
Q: You haven't even scratched the surface.
Q: It hasn't started.
Republican members of Congress are avoiding Rove like the plague
Republican Leader Bill Frist doesn’t defend Rove.
House Government Reform Committee Chairman declined to say Rove shouldn’t resign.
Senators Warner and McCain decline to comment.
Rep. Steve Buyer says he hasn’t even heard about the case.
Senator Chuck Hagel won’t respond.
Getting Worried at the White House
"Several people familiar with the investigation said they expect [special prosecutor Patrick J.] Fitzgerald to indict, or at least force a plea agreement with, at least one individual for leaking Plame's name to conservative columnist Robert D. Novak in July 2003."
Karl Rove was fired from the re-election campaign of Bush Sr. for allegedly leaking a negative story to Robert D. Novak in 1992.
de·tri·tus (d?-tr?'t?s) pronunciationn., pl. detritus.1. Loose fragments or grains that have been worn away from rock.2.1. Disintegrated or eroded matter: the detritus of past civilizations.2. Accumulated material; debris: “Poems, engravings, press releases—he eagerly scrutinizes the detritus of fame” (Carlin Romano). ¶ 14.7.05
White House fears indictment
... then we get onto the part where Bush and the Neocons lied about Iraq's WMDs to start a war.
McClellan, in Third Day of Stonewalling, Tells Press They Have Taken a Pound of His Flesh
McCLELLAN: I think we've exhausted discussion on this the last couple of days.
Q: You haven't even scratched the surface.
Q: It hasn't started.
Republican members of Congress are avoiding Rove like the plague
Republican Leader Bill Frist doesn’t defend Rove.
House Government Reform Committee Chairman declined to say Rove shouldn’t resign.
Senators Warner and McCain decline to comment.
Rep. Steve Buyer says he hasn’t even heard about the case.
Senator Chuck Hagel won’t respond.
Getting Worried at the White House
"Several people familiar with the investigation said they expect [special prosecutor Patrick J.] Fitzgerald to indict, or at least force a plea agreement with, at least one individual for leaking Plame's name to conservative columnist Robert D. Novak in July 2003."
Karl Rove was fired from the re-election campaign of Bush Sr. for allegedly leaking a negative story to Robert D. Novak in 1992.
de·tri·tus (d?-tr?'t?s) pronunciationn., pl. detritus.1. Loose fragments or grains that have been worn away from rock.2.1. Disintegrated or eroded matter: the detritus of past civilizations.2. Accumulated material; debris: “Poems, engravings, press releases—he eagerly scrutinizes the detritus of fame” (Carlin Romano). ¶ 14.7.05
