Why Karl Rove Resigned

[matthewf]

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Hey DU,
hope you like today's cartoon.

[yurbud]

1. that's funny except Bush was the Gannon client

for anybody else, it would make more sense to meet Gannon away from the White House since no one really gives a crap what they do off the job. Also, such career minded people wouldn't risk embarrassing their boss and getting fired like that.

Bush is the only one who would attract more attention if he was serviced away from the White House.

[bahrbearian]

2. Threesome

[PurpleChez]

3. This is becoming a disturbingly erotic DU thread!

All of the people I LEAST want to picture in any sort of a threesome. Just throw in Trent Lott and that'll be it.

[yurbud]

5. Trent was a cheerleader like Bush....that's how we can tell who the GOP nominee will be

who the biggest closet case is.

[matthewf]

4. thanks for the se-x-x-y comments, y'all

:)

[McCamy Taylor]

6. LOL, Grand Theft Election Ohio 2004 about to bust wide open

I wonder if this is why Karl Rove is stepping down:

http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070812/NEWS01/708120449/-1/rss

If the new Democratic Attorney General or Democratic Secretary of State decide to throw the book at the precinct heads who illegally shredded the incriminating ballots, someone might turn states evidence to save him or herself. This could start a chain reaction of finger pointing that could lead all the way up to Blackwell and Karl Rove.

And remember, Bush can not pardon Rove if he is indicted and convicted in the state of Ohio for tampering with their election.

[matthewf]

7. that would be good

why couldn't bush pardon rove?

[McCamy Taylor]

8. pres can only pardon for federal crimes i believe

[matthewf]

10. hmm, i did not know that

[focusfan]

9. thats funny

you know why the s.o.b resigned he doesn't want to have to testify in the u.s. attorney firings.