[Pukin Dog]

It appears that the smarter libs know that they are headed into a trap and are now trying to get their forces to back off a bit. Unfortunatly for the author, there are too many dumb Liberals out there for her advice to be followed. Look for idiots in Congress to suggest hearings for Rove. That will be combined with the new tack of Rove being 'a liar' with the push to ask Bush to fire him. Bottom line: The nasty losers have blown it again, and now Wonkette wants them to shut up before the trap smashes down on their heads.

[Enterprise]

"Soon, they'll be debating the definition of "is" and you can start rumors about Laura being a lesbian. Fun!"

So does Wonkette have lesbians on her mind lately?

[cracker]

"The nasty losers have blown it again..."

Except in this encounter between the White House and a woman, it's the woman who got blown...


And it's just as disgraceful.

[Cboldt]

It appears that the smarter libs know that they are headed into a trap ...

Their own. And they know that having their manufacturerd headlines being found out as lies isn't good for them either, ala 60 Minutes II.

The strategy Wonkette is embracing is "lie about the GOP, and they will make themselves look bad by exposing the lie." Oh yeah, sure thing.

[Steven W.]

you can't use "smart" and "wonkette" in the same sentence - that hag isn't capable of commenting on anything more involved than rear posterior region sexual relations.

[Sender]

Schumer today on FOX claimed that President Bush had stated flatly that if anyone in the WH were involved with the leak, that person would be fired.

What the President actually said was that if anyone in his administration were the leaker, (and in the context of deliberately breaking the law), they would be dealt with.

Now first of all, it doesn't appear that Rove broke the law by mentioning that Wilson wasn't sent to Niger by the WH, and that his wife may have proposed his name to go.

And second, Chuck Schumer is not empowered to decide who gets hired or fired in the WH, nor can he demand the President to prejudge the punishment for someone who most likely broke no law and had no malicious intent, much less when the investigation is incomplete. Go pound sand, Chucky.