Did Rove leave now to hide new election fraud plans?

[grasswire]

Did Rove leave to deflect those who believe Bush won't turn over power in 2008 election?

Think about it.

Many people have been worried about whether or not Bushco would actually relinquish power to a new president in January 2009. The argument is that no one would put in place the tools of repression that Rove-Cheney has only to vacate the power in 2008. Many people fear a cancelled election, a false flag operation, a bogus threat, martial law and more.

The best way to sell us on the idea that Bush-Cheney are leaving is for some of them to appear to resign at this time. We conspiracy theorists would be softened up with Rove "gone" -- it's just another shell game.

We can't possibly know the depth of their treachery. Be on guard.

[Colobo]

1. People give Rove way too much credit.

[Kahuna]

7. I give him credit for stealing at least three elections. Probably

many many more.

[aquart]

2. I hate it when Dems talk like beaten dogs. Or wives.

[Kahuna]

6. Whatever. It never pays to underestimate Rove. Dems have learned that

the hard way. Time after time..after time.

[Eagle_Eye]

3. Rove timed his resignation to maximize his earnings potential

Rove is a republican.

Rove is after personal wealth at the expense of everything we hold dear.

Watch for him to make the talk show circuit, write a book, spend some time as a news commentator, start a DC consulting firm, and become a billionaire by 2015.

It's called cashing in. Rove will be a model of 'cashing in'.

[C_U_L8R]

4. I bet he erases all his emails

and shreds his documents before going.

Maybe Leahy should preempt any shenanigans.

[Kahuna]

5. DING DING DING GING! You are correct, Sir!

:toast:

[Perry Logan]

8. I think he's gonna kill himself.