Wilson to MSNBC TV Monday - Rove condoned it

[RamboLiberal]

Ambassador Joseph Wilson IV, leveled the finger of suspicion at White House political adviser Karl Rove, telling MSNBC TV on Monday, “My sources tell me that at a minimum Mr. Rove condoned it.”

http://www.msnbc.com/news/973047.asp?0cv=CA01

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1. He condoned it.........

Because he probably did it.I wouldn't put ANYTHING past that evil demon.

[Bozita]

2. after reading, scroll down to vote on story

story is currently #7

[Snellius]

3. Rove has a history of leaking stories to Novak

Sources close to the former president say Rove was fired from the 1992 Bush presidential campaign after he planted a negative story with columnist Robert Novak about dissatisfaction with campaign fundraising chief and Bush loyalist Robert Mosbacher Jr. It was smoked out, and he was summarily ousted.

"Why Are These Men Laughing?" Ron Suskind
Esquire
January 2003

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/

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4. Thanks.

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5. Now at 6

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6. Read and Rated

:hi:

[Lorien]

7. The story has nearly triple

the votes of the other top ten-maybe people are taking an interest in WH lawbreaking at last?

[Bozita]

8. kick

go get it

[AP]

9. I read through the statute. It's very confusing, trying to read it online.

However, I get the impression that certain people are immune from prosecution under it, including the president, SC justices, members of congress, and you can't be prosecuted as an accomplice, or a co-conspirator.

I'm sure the WH knows this and has covered their tracks.

So -- and I could have this TOTALLY wrong -- I get the impression that if Rove condoned it, but didn't do it, he can't be prosecuted. And if Bush actually made the calls, he can't be prosecuted.

I had a hard time finding the applicable statute of limitation for the offense. However, I bet it's 10 years.

[Bozita]

10. now ranked number 4

and climbing