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To: phoenix_004
2 posted on
07/14/2005 8:51:06 AM PDT by
Frank_Discussion
(May the wings of Liberty never lose a feather!)
To: phoenix_004
This is starting to be fun!
3 posted on
07/14/2005 8:52:11 AM PDT by
E. Pluribus Unum
(Drug prohibition laws spawned the runaway federal health care monopoly and fund terrorism.)
To: phoenix_004
President Bush's chief political adviser is creating a credibility problem at the White HouseA rat's wish.
4 posted on
07/14/2005 8:52:37 AM PDT by
Puppage
(You may disagree with what I have to say, but I shall defend to your death my right to say it.)
To: phoenix_004
The charges, if any, ultimately resulting from this will not be over disclosure of an operative's name, but obstruction of justice, i.e., lying to the investigators.
To: phoenix_004
Ron Fornier - read everything that guy writes before putting any stock in a word he has to say. As for me, sure there are some lily livered 'Pubs, (watch 'em scatter whenever any tough lifting on conservative issues matter) but Bush is not getting in the way of Libs jumping afer one another off the steep cliff.
6 posted on
07/14/2005 8:53:43 AM PDT by
zerosix
To: phoenix_004
Once again, the Domestic Enemy Mob fails to recognize when
they are being rope-a-doped.
Rove must be enjoying this.
7 posted on
07/14/2005 8:54:01 AM PDT by
Boundless
To: phoenix_004
Oh Boy, I am so worried!!! -sarcasm.
8 posted on
07/14/2005 8:54:19 AM PDT by
frogjerk
To: phoenix_004
Good grief, the White House is not the Kremlin. We don't need Ron Fournier trying to parse what the President said and didn't say.
Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.
11 posted on
07/14/2005 8:55:12 AM PDT by
Dems_R_Losers
(We will NEVER surrender! -- Churchill)
To: phoenix_004
Republicans Nervously Eyeing Rove, CIA Probe Amid Bush's No-Comment The Repubs should be told that Bush is just making sure to give the dems enough rope.
12 posted on
07/14/2005 8:55:36 AM PDT by
Terriergal
(What is the meaning of life?? Man's chief end is to glorify God and to enjoy him for ever.)
To: phoenix_004
13 posted on
07/14/2005 8:55:41 AM PDT by
cripplecreek
(If a democrats lips are moving, they're lying.)
To: phoenix_004
A survey of Republicans outside Washington revealed similar concerns, though few officials were willing to go on record. "I think he should resign," said Jim Holt, a GOP state senator from Arkansas who is running for lieutenant governor. He joked, "I hope Karl Rove doesn't come gunning for me."
Drag a $100 bill through an Arkansas statehouse and there's no telling what you'll get...
To: phoenix_004
"I think he should resign," said Jim Holt, a GOP state senator from Arkansas who is running for lieutenant governor. Note to Arkansans... don't vote for Holt.
15 posted on
07/14/2005 8:56:26 AM PDT by
Terriergal
(What is the meaning of life?? Man's chief end is to glorify God and to enjoy him for ever.)
To: phoenix_004
The only thing making me nervous is the thoughts of what I'd like to do to those hypocritical, lying, hysterical Dims when they're on TV. No news except FR for me until this has passed.
17 posted on
07/14/2005 8:57:35 AM PDT by
tiki
To: phoenix_004
To: phoenix_004
Republicans are nervously watching ...
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Took the AP three words to start editorializing.
Bastards.
19 posted on
07/14/2005 8:58:16 AM PDT by
Finalapproach29er
(America is gradually becoming the Godless,out-of-control golden-calf scene,in "The Ten Commandments")
To: phoenix_004
Translation: Buckets Voinovich and his ilk are eyeing Rove with worry. The rest of us know there's nothing there to be had and the Democrats are going to look like idiots...Again!
To: phoenix_004
Still, several top GOP officials - including some White House advisers - said the fight was becoming a distraction to Bush's agenda. The GOP officials, speaking on condition of anonymity because of Bush's friendship with Rove, said the president may face a credibility problem because his spokesman said in September that anybody involved in the leak would be fired. Anyone leaking classified information is what Bush said. If Plames name was classified then he will have to fire Rove even though its complete BS.
I seriously doubt that Bush is worried. It doesn't distract from Bush's agenda either. Its really just filler until the Supremes are nominated.
24 posted on
07/14/2005 9:00:26 AM PDT by
normy
(Don't hit at all if it is honorably possible to avoid hitting; but never hit soft.)
To: phoenix_004
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Republicans are nervously watching the fight over Karl Rove's involvement in a news leak that exposed a CIA officer's identity, fearing that President Bush's chief political adviser is creating a credibility problem at the White House."
Republicans are nervous combing their hair. In fact, Republicans are just plain nervous.
25 posted on
07/14/2005 9:00:30 AM PDT by
G.Mason
To: phoenix_004
President Bush's chief political adviser is creating a credibility problem at the White House I thought the war in Iraq was causing a credibility problem, or was is Abu Grahib, or Gitmo, or no WMD, or what is it? I can't remember anymore. And this is the second Jim Holt, whoever he is, reference I've seen now as far as proof that Republicans are 'worried'. I think it's time for them to dig up at least one other obscure 'worried' Republican now.
27 posted on
07/14/2005 9:03:34 AM PDT by
sydbas
To: phoenix_004
Someone made an interesting point on another thread. Valerie Plame was a WMD expert for the CIA. In honesty, the CIA screwed up its WMD reports on Iraq. Plame gets to play victim, while Rove gets the shaft. Funny how the Dems and their friends in the media work.
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