Rove: "I've already said too much"

[Stephanie]

Clear Admission of Guilt.

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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/07/17/AR2005071700755.html?nav=rss_email/components

White House senior adviser Karl Rove, after telling Time reporter Matthew Cooper in 2003 that the wife of an administration critic worked for the CIA, closed the conversation by noting "I've already said too much," Cooper said yesterday in recounting his testimony before a federal grand jury.

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[Bleacher Creature]

1. Totally agree.

And the fact that he's been painted as a "genious" by the media for the past 5 years should eliminate any doubt that he knew EXACTLY what he was doing.

[Richard Steele]

2. Yup, you sure as hell did, Karl! Too much for your own good, that is...

[eShirl]

3. also "It'll be declassified soon"

proof he knew what he was talking about was classified

[Toots]

4. "It'll be declassified soon"

Has it been?

[Stephanie]

7. this is interesting too:

"Fitzgerald asked several times whether Rove had indicated how he knew Plame worked at the CIA; Cooper said he did not. About one-third of the questions, he said, came from the grand jurors, a majority of whom are black and predominantly women."

Why do I have a feeling those women would find Rove et al. to be major league assholes for outting Ms. Plame?

[teach1st]

5. "I've already said too much"

Stop picking on Rove, you commies. The meaning of that statement is obvious: Rove's voice was tired and he needed to stop talking and get a glass of milk.

[jojo54]

6. Ya said too much, Karl, because you can't keep track of the lies.

Lies, on top of lies, on top of lies and then the lies to cover up the lies. You might be smart but you outsmarted yourself.