"KARL ROVE!"

[Goldmund]

were the last words from the press briefing, shouted by reporters as Scotty McZeigler was walking away.

:rofl:

[MissB]

1. A truly priceless press conference

all the way around.

:rofl:

[jsamuel]

2. i heard that, LOL

BOB Dole!

BOB Dole!

....zzzzz

[merwin]

3. I liked that part :-)

Anyone else think that the press is just going to explode by next week? Their questioning is getting more brutal every day.

[dogday]

Might as well keep sticking it to Scottie

he said he was missed a chunk, they are like dogs with a bone, they are not going to let go of this....

[Inland]

4. "FROG MARCH!"

[marmar]

5. Scotty is probably one press conference away from a crack habit...

Maybe Big Jeff can relieve his tensions tonight.

[Bush_Eats_Beef]

6. Here's the "play-by-play"...

...but it was nothing compared to Monday and Tuesday. Lost of "plants" and softball questions on how Scotty feels about hurting innocent Iraqi kids.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x1925461

:grr:

[katinmn]

18. I noticed at least one plant

Scotty said: "Reporter, you have a question on Iran?"

Can Scotty read minds now?

[malaise]

7. Any link n/t

[maddezmom]

8. Priceless

:D

[Straight Shooter]

9. BENEDICT ROVE!

Traitor in the White House. String him up!

[Mandate My Ass]

10. hee hee

They're mocking him openly. Always a good sign.

[BeHereNow]

11. That was funny-

And a positive sign.
I don't think the press is going to let up on this.
I'd LOVE to see a Helen Thomas /Snotty Scotty exclusive.
If Helen was allowed TEN minutes with Snotty,
she would THRASH him.
Isn't that a lovely fantasy?
BHN

[mopaul]

12. now they're fucking with him

yelling 'karl rove' just to watch him lie and sqirm. sad.

[Janice325]

13. Any idea who shouted

"Karl Rove! KArl Rove!" when Scottie was leaving?? More than one person?

[MissB]

14. I thought I heard two voices

but the whitehouse.gov feed cut out immediately after I heard them.

[SalmonChantedEvening]

15. Poor Lil' Chummy McSharkbait

It couldn't happen to a nicer shill :rofl:

[Baconfoot]

16. They are happy we are focusing on Rove, it diverts us from Bush/Cheney.

Every time we say "Rove Rove Rove" I bet they are saying "Yeeeeeesssss. Look at the ball at the end of the string oh my kitten. See how it moves around on its own. Pay no attention to that 2xx lb poor excuse for a primate attached to the other end."

Poor on defense? Ha. As soon as we start thinking something like that, we should start thinking that we are WRONG about WHAT IT IS that they are defending. They are protecting "the flag" as a Stratego fan might say - in this case the Presidency of GWB.

We all guess, and I think it's a good guess, that this is bigger than Rove.

At the very least, Bush is protecting a traitor. Off with his crown I say.

We SHOULDN'T be waiting to see the end of Bush's reign in 2008. It says right there on that piece of paper that congress "SHALL" impeach that SOB, not that they shall consider whether or not it's politically expedient. It "SHALL" remove him from office. It's one of the few COMMANDS in the constitution. It doesn't have the status of merely granting permission.

[Goldmund]

17. Easy, my friend

Today, Rove. Once we're done with Rove, we'll deal with "who told Rove about Plame".

[Ganja Ninja]

20. Exactly! Rove was only doing what they all had decided to do.

It's a conspiracy and if you nail one of them you open the door to the rest. I seriously doubt that Bush and the gang are yucking it up over Rove's troubles.

[Baconfoot]

22. Sorry. I'm getting all frothy at the mouth. *wipes mouth* NT

[gratuitous]

19. Yeah, no sense laying any groundwork

Go straight for impeachment in this highly partisan political climate. Then, when it fails, Bush is bullet-proof through the end of his term. No thanks.

The Rove Affair is a necessary prequisite to make impeachment a political possibility. There is no way the Republican majorities in Congress are going to impeach Bush unless popular sentiment is way out in front of them, and further disregard of the call for impeachment risks their own political careers. As it is, elected Republicans can still maintain their loyalty to the corrupt Bush administration without paying any price at the ballot box. Once they are in peril, they may be more inclined to fulfill their constitutional duties.

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[catzies]

24. Welcome to DU, TheMagicJew! We're glad you found us!

:hi:

[damntexdem]

23. Here, Rover, Rover!

He left before he a-Rove.

[Fuzz]

25. "Is Karl Rove going to be on the shuttle?"

Did I hear that right? I think someone yelled that out at the very end as he was leaving the room.

lmao