Yeah, well, (a) he'll supposedly resign. I can deal with him being separated from his WH gig.

And (b) I'll bet that's what Gov. George Ryan thought too, long before he was convicted on 22 counts of criminal conduct by the US Attorney prosecuting the case.

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That's all you got? Chappaquiddick?

Talk about going to the well.

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It'd be an interesting argument if it actually had ANYTHING AT ALL to do with Rove's pending indictment.

You can send him a card or something, can't you? Does Hallmark have something for the occasion? Something in the sympathy section, starting, "So, you got caught lying to a Federal Grand Jury...?"

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How do you *know* he's not guilty?

Were you there?

And I notice you omit David Safavian, Bob Ney, Ernie Fletcher, Duke Cunningham, Thomas Noe, James Tobin, Brent Wilkes, Robert Kjellander, Adam Kidan, Bill Frist, John Colyandro, James Giffen, David Satterfield, Richard Pombo, Rob Simmons, Porter Goss, Charles Taylor, Kyle Foggo, or the godfather himself, Jack Abramoff from your list.

Are they all innocent too?

(Hint: Cunningham, Kidan, and Abramoff have all copped plea bargains.)

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I never said that they were guilty.

You were the one making affirmative protestations about their innocence. So how do you know?

Notice, the ones I talked about were only those under indictment (of course, outlining those who've already copped pleas of guilty). Nowhere do I say that they are guilty, but you insisted that Rove would be exonerated. So -- do you have some special knowledge here, or are you merely assuming that I'm a "deaniac liberal" who wants every Republican convicted of any crime of which they're acccused?

Oh, and hey, while we're on that subject, why don't I point out a fat flaming double-standard on your part? What about that Chappaquiddick incident, huh? What were the findings of LEGAL FACT in that case? Could it be that -- gasp! -- there was no further prosecution because there wasn't sound evidence which might support a conviction??? Innocent until proven guilty, remember. Your own words.

I'm sure you don't know what the findings of fact were, so feel free to Google.

BTW, George Ryan? Guilty. Proven guilty. 22 counts. Fair trial and all. US Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald prosecuting. And don't think for a second that this information doesn't scare the living shit out of Rove and his attorney.

(Fitzgerald is a reg'lar boy scout, you should know. Republican appointee. Real Elliott Ness type. Law & order through and through. Your kinda guy.)

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Your words:

if it is true, he isn't guilty. Just because the liberal deaniacs want Delay, Libby and Rove, doesn't mean they are guilty and doesn't mean they will be found guilty.

When you are in the public eye, people will tell lies, damn lies about you and those around you.

Nice try.

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Did I misquote your words, "If it is true, he isn't guilty?"

Or are you distancing yourself from your latter statements?

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Again, you can want Delay, Libby, Rove and every other Republican indicted, convicted and executed. But, that is a third world country standard. Not our standard.

Executed? Point to where anyone has said this on this board. I challenge you. Right now.

Show me where anyone says that any of these men deserve summary judgment and execution.

Right now. Back it up.

I am standing by the comment that I made. "Just because he is indicted (if he is) doesn't make him guilty."

So you were just full of crap after that. Good to know.

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Republicans still use those?