How Do You Fire The Man That Built The Fraud That Won You The Election?

[Vinnie From Indy]

I imagine Smirky is eating Prozac out of a jumbo popcorn bucket about now.

[Fridays Child]

1. How do you fire the man who knows all of your secrets?

nt

[napi21]

2. Easy. You fire him, pardon him, and then make sure he gets

a GREAT cushy job somewhere making lots of $$ for doing nothing!

[The Traveler]

3. Or you make sure

he's Terri Schiavoed. Tragic accident, but he might recover, even though his brain is slowly turning to jelly. Until then, we'll keep him on the tubes.

[orleans]

13. rove's son andrew (who is draftable age by the way) and his

wifey darby must be soooooo proud of him right about now. don't you think?
:sarcasm: (as if you couldn't already tell)

[truthisfreedom]

15. bush can't pardon him if it's treason.

[Old and In the Way]

4. He's counted on his brain his whole political career.......I think

he's in big trouble if Rove goes. The boyking is going to be mighty exposed, clothes-wise.

[napi21]

5. No. Even if Karl is fired, he still has a telephone.

What makes you think just because he wouldn't have an office, he couldn't still pull all the strings?

The advantage to the Dems would be the shame and scandal brought on the WH and what that would do to public opinion.

[Old and In the Way]

6. Well, that's true, but....

who knows what restrictions will be placed on Rove? Hell, he might not have phone privilages at Leavenworth.

More likely, Rove will be physically out of the loop. His preceived power will be extremely diminished. His security clearances for accummulating dirt on people will be gone. He just won't have the same authority if he's a discredited traitor. I guess he could still counsel W., but even that might be a political problem for Bush...would the public want their pResident taking advice from a felon?

[napi21]

8. The public wouldn't want their Pres taking advice from a felon, but

they wouldn't know! And having security clearance wouldn;t matter either. Sure, it would involve someone WITH clearance to give in info, but that wouldn't stop the inside group from using Rove's expertise at dirty pool.

[togiak]

11. This admin already has the most felons

of any admin working for it. One more won't make a difference.

[KeepItReal]

7. Right. Karen Hughes "quit"...she's back in effect now.

Unless they put a restraining order on Rove, he'll be a part of Bush & Co.

[Zen Democrat]

9. "The Architect" is really "The Arch-Enemy"

[ailsagirl]

10. To look at his chubby face you'd never know his heart is rotten

to the core. Wonder if he was born bad-- like the little girl
in "The Bad Seed." Only much crazier.

I wonder why he's so f**ked up?? He embodies everything that's
ugly about human beings-- selfishness, greed, avarice, hatred,
anger, vengence, spite, hypocrisy, deception, and corruption.

Gives me the effing willies

[pox americana]

12. Shrimp would crucify Rove in a heartbeat

if it meant saving his own butt. He has all the loyalty of maggot. Remember Tenet? And he doesn't have to win any more elections, either.

But I'm sure Rove is safe. Who's going to serve papers on him, Alberto Gonzalez?

[jmcon007]

14. If he's indicted, you pardon him that day. The reason? I can hear it now.

My fellow 'murcans, I've made a decision, in the interest of national security, (9-11) to pardon Karl Rove although he has not been convicted of anything and I continue to believe (9-11) in his innocence.
Karl is an integral part of the team (9-11) in the war on terror (sadaam) and it's vital to our nation that he remain onboard.

Thank you, good night, and God bless 'murca.

[CWebster]

16. Well, they really can't use him now.

He did his job, they can afford to kick him to the curb.

There will be no selling Social Security and no way to paint a glorious photo op in Iraq anymore.