Shuster: "Rove MORE worried, not less"

[LSparkle]

after Grand Jury testimony. He was apparently surprised by the questions he was asked (number, type).

:evilgrin:

[eleny]

1. Grand Jury meeting again tomorrow

So, could tomorrow be the day? Could be!

[LSparkle]

2. OMG, I certainly hope so ...

even though I won't be near a TV to see coverage if it is!

[eleny]

4. You'll hear the shouting in the streets

[LSparkle]

5. Actually I'll be in a car driving highway 5 through Bakersfield

where there is no Air America affiliate (only Limpbag and a bunch of Thugs), so I'll have to wait until I reach my destination to turn on cable ... But I don't care WHEN it happens, I WILL REJOICE!

[ebayfool]

11. You'll hear at least a few joyous screams passing through Bakersfield...

That would be me & mine! Believe it or not, there are a few DUers in the area - almost as bad as living in rimjob's Fresno would be!

Good thing is I'll be working for a customer tomorrow that has satellite & big screen tv ... I think I might take a tape to record for repeated enjoyment! LOL!

[uppityperson]

3. Good. eom

[Bush_Eats_Beef]

6. I think half of Rove's worry...

...is due to the fact, having a massive ego, he likes to see the "results" of his work (like John McCain shot out of the sky in 2000 because Rove called voters in the deep south and asked them how they felt about McCain's "illegitimate black child"), but he does not like to be "seen" while he is PULLING his CRAP.

He's like a serial killer who turns on the 6:00 news to see footage of his victims. But he can't kill any more victims as long as he's being watched.

He's too VISIBLE.

He can't conduct whisper campaigns and stealth smears while he's under the microscope.

So I'm not going to bite on any "Rove is nervous" observations when pondering his "innocence" or "guilt."

I also think that Bush would be stupid enough to grant him a pardon if he WERE found guilty.

[jean]

7. That's interesting, I wonder if he keeps trophies or has a scoreboard

somewhere. He's the scariest evil doer in this administration and I have faith Fitz will nail him.

[Bush_Eats_Beef]

8. If you haven't seen the movie "Bush's Brain," I encourage you to watch it

First, let me say that the filmmakers wanted to get a movie version of the book out there before the 2004 election, so it is a "good" one but not "great." It looks and feels "rushed" because it was.

That said, you will see and hear some first-hand accounts of people whose careers (and lives) were ruined by this pig.

There are also accounts of how the young, unpopular Rove made a mark in things like the Debating Club in school by out-preparing his opponents with box after box after box of file card notes.

He takes "anal" behavior to a whole new level.

[jean]

12. Yes - Sundance ran the movie and it was chilling - but he's not

invincible and sooo needs to be held to account.

[rzemanfl]

9. Rove will be indicted tomorrow because I will be in a damn

meeting all day.

[LSparkle]

10. I'll be in a similar situation

but I don't care -- just as long as THE DAY FINALLY COMES when we see that bastard frog-marched (or limping) out of the White House!

[brentspeak]

13. Sort of like not being able to watch your team play might make them lose

in reverse

[Missy Vixen]

14. I am in Chicago, pitching my book to an agent and editor

I told people two months ago that I knew the minute I got into someplace I would not be able to see it happen, Rove would get indicted, and that I knew it would be Friday, April 28th. ;-)

If it doesn't happen tomorrow, I'll be shocked!

Julie
president for life of the PFEB

[LSparkle]

15. Wow -- Fitz has an EB too?

Sign me up! (I'm already in KOEB.)