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A perjury charge is actually worse politically then the "plame name" charge. the sheeple understand the word "perjury". they don't understand releasing the name of someone - its no big deal to the average american to release the name of someone who is on the cover of vanity fair.

"the sheeple understand the word "perjury"."

Except when it came to Bill Clinton. Of course, Clinton had the media on his side, telling everyone it's "just about sex . . . Ken Starr is a maniacal religious zealot . . . Clinton is victim of vast right-wing conspiracy" etc. And according to David Schippers, NOT ONE of the senators even entered the special evidence room set aside for them prior to the impeachment vote. So much for the seriousness of "perjury" for "the greatest deliberative body in the world."

I would agree.....

Perjury, although rarely actually proven and punished, is serious politically..

The RATS think they will accomplish something is that happens, but it will mean nothing. the media will love it, republicans will be pissed...But in the end it will change nothing.

The media's "Rovian Storm" will only cause me to unplug the TV so my bloodpressure stays at a decent level, but Bush is not running again and it is common for lame duck admins to get chewed up by bogus bullcrap in the last term. they did it to Reagan.

I won't effect 2006 and it looks to me like republican candidates have already decided to distance themselves from the president for political reasons.

They will try to destroy Bush during his second term. Repubs and dems. It is how the game is played and it is underway now..

If I were Bush, I'd tell them all to eat cake!

Every goat stinkin one of them.