"I'm ProsecutorMan"

[Liberal Librarian]

"Before we run out and buy champagne, clear our calendars
and plan impromptu parties to celebrate the big day, let’s
stop and take a collective breath. What if we’re reading all
the signs wrong? What if we’re about to be caught off guard
like many of us were on election night 2004? A sobering
thought I know. Maybe we’ve turned the Special Prosecutor into
a superhero. Perhaps we’ve pinned all our hopes for the
redemption of our country on one lone lawyer. We’re holding
one man responsible for finally bring these thugs in the White
House to justice."  Excerpt from article by blogger, The
Liberal Girl Next Door.  Entire article is on BuzzFlash.


I ran across this item on BuzzFlash. Though I'm cautiously
optimistic that indictments will come down, we could be duped
again. Fool me once...

[Seansky]

1. with so, so many lawyers jumping into the defense side, it's hard to

believe that there isn't going to be anything about this...So many running to CYA seems to serious for it to end up in nothing...

[calimary]

2. I also saw that, since Fitzgerald has indicated he won't issue a report

about all this afterwards, several pundits and reporters talking on TV about it interpret that to mean there will be indictments. There would be no need for a report in such a case, since the indictments would speak for themselves. There'd only be a report, supposedly, if Fitz had been working on this, for all this time, and then came up with squat.

[snappyturtle]

3. Oh...I think the end is near!

This BuzzFlash piece is cautious but read the lead article on
www.waynemadsenreport.com if you want to start the day in a good frame of mind--go on, read it--and get the popcorn (even though it's a little early). Enjoy! :popcorn:

[fasttense]

4. Thanks for the memories....I mean the links.

I hope and pray that indictments are on the way but I will not set my heart on it. I can't take another let down in continuing saga of corruption and greed that is the White House.