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Thu Jul-14-05 05:46 AM
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MSNBC last night - "Saving Rove" |
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I swear that last night as my wife was flipping channels, MSNBC had a header that read "Saving Rove" And the few minutes the TV was on MSNBC all they were talking about is that Rove couldn't be fired because he was just too important to the bu$h administration. I tried to find transcripts to the show this morning but couldn't find anything. This was about 9:45 - 10:15 PM EST.
All I could think was how true that was, he is the spine for bu$h, with out him bu$h simply flounders.
Let's get him out of there.
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Thu Jul-14-05 05:52 AM
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1. Saving rove...National Security be Damned! |
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I cannot believe these fools...and what is up with this "fired" shit...I want to see his fat-ass frog-marched to the gallows!
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Thu Jul-14-05 06:12 AM
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4. I think that the argument will be that they are saving him |
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FOR national security reasons.
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The Backlash Cometh
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Thu Jul-14-05 06:32 AM
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5. Actually, we'd be safer if someone were to go in and insure |
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that the Bush Administration isn't fixing the books. All they're doing is hiding the intelligence and that protects the unusual suspects.
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Thu Jul-14-05 05:52 AM
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He is servile to Bush-Cheney and I recall reading how they look down on him. These are selfish, greedy criminal bastatrds who would push women and children into shark-infested water to get in the lifeboat....and then maybe giggle or smirk at the blood in the water.
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Thu Jul-14-05 07:51 AM
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6. they wouldn't gigle and smirk |
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They would justify it because they are more important.
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Thu Jul-14-05 06:12 AM
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3. One could almost say so much "worth" risks our security... |
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I mean really, if ONE man is so terribly important, perhaps he's TOO important.
It's not like he was elected. It's not as if he hasn't been fired before for doing the exact same thing; he's a repeat offender for goodness sakes.
Talk about a risk to national security!! This man has a respectable collection of threats and past actions illustrating his personal risk to national security, it's amazing.
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Thu Jul-14-05 08:17 AM
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to most people friendship or loyalty is a thing of emotion , not reason .The only time cheney shows emotion , human emotion that is(not talking about the drinking of blood kind of glee or such )is when he reads the stock market page and knows he got away with fraud .As for Bush he's pretty much killed every brain cell by his 80's vice city approach to life .So if Rove is hoping for friendship he's up the tree .However as a result of the latter , i'ld bet you a pretty buck he's got so much dirt stached away on these guys they couldn't even pass wind without him being okay with it .
part of building a government built on fear , is also fearing everyone in it .Stalin must be spinning in his grave out of jealousy .
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Thu Jul-14-05 08:27 AM
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8. Unfortunately for the Bush White House |
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Rove's "importance" to Bush can be taken two ways.
:headbang: rocknation
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