GASP!...* is hiring a lawyer..?!!...

[Zech Marquis]

Oooohhh boy! Now the boy pant pooper is in some serious, serious shit! I
m still reading the details, but...holy shit! :wow:


all kerry has to do is keep running his positive ads :evilgrin: Meanwhile, could * possibly be frog marcched for al the world to see, or will Unca Dick and the others perfomr a mass sepuku on the White House lawan? Hmmm...too honorable for the bastards, get'em all in orange jumpsuits and march ther sorry asses to leavenworth!!!

[Imperialism Inc.]

1. Here's is a link

This is the AP report.

http://www.kentucky.com/mld/kentucky/news/world/8821340.htm

President Bush has consulted an outside lawyer in case he needs to retain him in the grand jury investigation of who leaked the name of a covert CIA operative last year, the White House said Wednesday.

There was no indication that Bush is a target of the leak investigation, but the president has decided that in the event he needs an attorney's advice, "he would retain him," White House spokeswoman Claire Buchan said.

The lawyer is Jim Sharp, Buchan said, confirming a report by CBS News.

"The president has said that everyone should cooperate in this matter and that would include himself," the spokeswoman said.

She deflected questions about whether Bush had been asked to appear before a grand jury in the case.

(more)

[spanone]

2. I bet the lawyers will be lining up for this crew. Like a shark feeding

frenzy.

[AP]

3. How'd this information even get out?

Something's coming down the pike. They wouldn't release this if he weren't going to be subpoenad, or something like that.

This is going to be ultimate SCt payback if George has to give sworn evidence in the next few months. Scalia better get his lightening bolt robe out again, 'cause he's going to be having flash backs to his opinions saying that it was critically important for democracy to have the president have to participate in a law suit even if it's just a silly old civil suit about exposure.

[lanparty]

4. Try this ...

http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/06/02/congress.iraq.reut/index.html

Congress is moving to severly constrict Bush's ability to spend money in Iraq and Afghanistan. A REPUBLICAN Congress does not trust their president to spend money properly.