'Architect' Builds Bush Policies, Legacy [Are they playing Taps... for Rove?]

Wall Street Journal ^ | October 10, 2005 | By JOHN D. MCKINNON

[johnny7]

WASHINGTON -- Among the problems besetting the White House, the CIA leak investigation appears most threatening. That is because one of those under scrutiny, deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove, is far more than merely the strategist behind President Bush's campaign victories.

[sirchtruth]

Is their any possiblity this GJ isn't investigatng who outted Plame?

[johnny7]

I always thought this was an effort by Wilson to 'get' Rove. Miller & Cooper would seem likely stooges for his agenda.

I'm keeping my fingers crossed that Rove isn't the target.

[pabianice]

The Libs can't win elections so they use the courts to cram their agenda down our throats. That's why SCOTUS is so important.

[Dems_R_Losers]

Oh geez, more drivel from the MSM about Rove. If this guy is such a genius, why is the President's approval rating below 40%? Why did he let Bush stay in Crawford the whole month of August while Cindy Sheehan grabbed all the headlines and then send him to a fundraiser in California the day after Hurricane Katrina hit? Why did he think Harriet Miers to the Supreme Court was a great idea? Looks to me like the President wouldn't be any worse off if Rove quit, which I hope he will regardless of how this investigation turns out.

[johnny7]

WSJ is NOT the MSM... meaning, MSM/DNC. Hopefully McKinnon is wrong and Miller will be the 'ham-sandwich'.

[Verginius Rufus]

The news columns in the WSJ are as liberal as the rest of the MSM...it's only the editorial page that is conservative.