From Roger Ailes:
There's only one way to settle this. Raise your right hand, Karl.
But here's the kicker: Tommy Timmy Flanagin, mouthpiece for Tyco and almost certainly a witness in the forthcoming prosecutions of Abramoff, DeLay and Rove, is a Bush nominee for Ass. Attorney General.
Gives me confidence.
posted by The Inside Dope @ 9/23/2005
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5 Comments:
What exactly is illegal about boasting about your connections to the White House? All this says is that someone lobbied Rove. You think Rove needs to be hauled in front of a jury and tried for listening?
I'm not a fan of anybody. But, seriously, talk about crying wolf. The whole Valerie Plame thing had some legs... but if every time Rove sneezes or answers his phone you people start calling for his head... people will stop listening. I still think the Republicans could have gotten Clinton removed over the perjury if they hadn't investigated him so many times before.
Why would being a Rove fan be silly? You go on and on about how much you admire Kennedy. Neither is any more or less silly than the other.
Senor,
If it's "no big deal" that Rove was being contacted about fixing some tax problems for a corporation on behalf of a lobbyist involved in multiple criminal activities, (who also was a tight pal with DeLay) then why is old "Turd Blossom" Karl suddenly developing amnesia on a Reaganesque level?
You might consider reading the story linked to by Ailes before your knee-jerk defense mechanism kicks in as well.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/09/22/AR2005092202204.html
You use quotes around "no big deal" like I said that. I asked what was illegal about receiving a phone call from a colleague asking for help. I read the article. It was not knee jerk. What is knee jerk is, "Rove got a call from someone asking for a political favor... we've finally got him... start typing the indictment." That's knee jerk.
Also, maybe, I didn't admit guilt on anything. (I have no guilt to admit) I said that the leaking of a CIA operative was a legitimate story to follow. Since I can find sources that say, with absolute assurance, that Rove broke the law...and just as many that say he absolutely did not, I am left to realize I don't know what happened. And neither do you. You think he should be fired, arrested and have pies thrown at him on a live CNBC event. I think somebody should just find out what the f#ck happened... but I am the knee jerker.
And, Diehard, champion of the poor and working class?!? Are YOU Ted Kennedy?
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