White House maintains confidence in Rove

[liberal N proud]

Democrats call for Bush to fire adviser linked to CIA leak
Updated: 3:28 p.m. ET July 12, 2005
WASHINGTON - After two days of questions, the White House said Tuesday that President Bush continues to have confidence in Karl Rove, the presidential adviser at the center of the investigation into the leak identifying a female CIA officer.

Prominent Democrats are calling for Rove to be fired.

Bush did not respond to a reporter’s question Tuesday about whether he would fire Rove, in keeping with a June 2004 pledge to dismiss any leakers of Valerie Plame’s identity.

At a White House briefing later, spokesman Scott McClellan was pressed about Rove’s future.

“Any individual who works here at the White House has the confidence of the president. They wouldn’t be working here at the White House if they didn’t have the president’s confidence,” McClellan said.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8545657/
Beware link has a picture of evil its self.

[fertilizeonarbusto]

1. Hee, hee, hee

This IS getting good, isn't it?

[wake.up.america]

2. These clowns have painted themselves into a corner. Give em a brush!

[stray cat]

3. People have no confidence in White House

[WildClarySage]

4. I don't want them to fire Rove. I want them

to back him up, all the way against the wall... let Rove be *'s albatross.

[Double T]

5. It's Good To Know That The White House Liars Still Have Confidence....

in another White House Lier. We sure don't want the White House liars to start losing faith in each other.

[OrlandoGator]

6. Great, let them ride that train right off the canyon.

n/t

[tjdee]

7. Isn't that the kiss of death, Bush's "confidence"?

Didn't he have "confidence" in both the SEC chief and the Treasury Secretary right before they "resigned"?

[dogday]

8. Stay the course Bush,even when the course is wrong n/t