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Originally Posted by weeniemale
Bush administration has bested you libs once again! During the John Roberts nomination, senate dems practically rolled over and played dead, like good little puppies! Same for next nomination to USSC. Dems don't give a damn if "covert agent" (  ) Plame was outed, they really wanted to get at Rove, the brains of the white house - didn't work! Won't work!
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1. If you think that Dubya the Chimp came out of this one unscathed, then you're not paying attention to current events. Which I realize is a given anyhow, but it never hurts to point it out.
2. Next SC nomination? Not sure how you predict Dem reaction, given that nobody knows who it will be yet.
3. What Dems want about Rove is irrelevant. The fact is that he did out Plame. Dems couldn't have gone after him, if he hadn't left the door open in such a spectacular manner.
4. Setting aside the fact that you're rejoicing in a successful act of perjury and obstruction of justice, it's also rather hypocritical. All you redneck wingnuts were so focused on "rule of law" when pushing charges against Clinton.
Seems like the rest of America thinks Dubya & Co. are hypocrites, too:
In the aftermath of the latest crisis to confront the White House, Bush's overall job approval rating has fallen to 39 percent, the lowest of his presidency in Post-ABC polls. Barely a third of Americans -- 34 percent -- think Bush is doing a good job ensuring high ethics in government, which is slightly lower than President Bill Clinton's standing on this issue when he left office.
5. Nice to hear you admit that Rove is the brains of this operation - 'cause it sure as hell ain't the Coward from Crawford.
Re: Nobody indicted for outing Valerie Plame
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