Countdown to Rove Indictments...

that obviously does not end the matter

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"There's something wrong when your entire life can be under this kind of threat for two full years, you spend lots and lots of money on lawyers, lots of time going to the grand jury and there's nothing there," Gingrich said."

Amen.

Hallelujah. did you feel the same way after the tens of millions that netted zero on trumped-up counts against the Clintons(travelgate, whitewater, etc., etc., etc.)?

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"There's something wrong when your entire life can be under this kind of threat for two full years, you spend lots and lots of money on lawyers, lots of time going to the grand jury and there's nothing there," Gingrich said."

Amen.

Hallelujah. did you feel the same way after the tens of millions that netted zero on trumped-up counts against the Clintons(travelgate, whitewater, etc., etc., etc.)?

snood wrote:

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"There's something wrong when your entire life can be under this kind of threat for two full years, you spend lots and lots of money on lawyers, lots of time going to the grand jury and there's nothing there," Gingrich said."

Amen.

Hallelujah. did you feel the same way after the tens of millions that netted zero on trumped-up counts against the Clintons(travelgate, whitewater, etc., etc., etc.)?

I don't know much about the details of Whitewater, but I thought every single subsequent direction of the Starr investigation was simply manufactured by Clinton enemies. Frankly, it made me sick. To try to find dirt on a president, in the absence of any indication that he's done anything significantly wrong, is flirting with treason.

Brandon9000 wrote:

snood wrote:

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"There's something wrong when your entire life can be under this kind of threat for two full years, you spend lots and lots of money on lawyers, lots of time going to the grand jury and there's nothing there," Gingrich said."

Amen.

Hallelujah. did you feel the same way after the tens of millions that netted zero on trumped-up counts against the Clintons(travelgate, whitewater, etc., etc., etc.)?

I don't know much about the details of Whitewater, but I thought every single subsequent direction of the Starr investigation was simply manufactured by Clinton enemies. Frankly, it made me sick. To try to find dirt on a president, in the absence of any indication that he's done anything significantly wrong, is flirting with treason.

Maybe you need to review the matter. Several Clinton associates were convicted and some went to prison as I recall. Not exactly manufactured.

I meant post-Whitewater investigations against Clinton himself. If you think that he did something significantly wrong in the areas investigated, please tell me what it was.

That Karl Rove isn't being indicted is absolute proof that the Bush Administration is in total control of the entire apparatus of the U.S. government and legal system. Could there be any greater miscarriage of justice in the history of Western Civilization than that this miscreant should escape the noose he so richly deserves? Obviously, someone with money got to the investigators, or coerced them into dropping their investigation.

But it is coming, bet the farm!

Well, recently there has been criticism that I'm too dour so I'm working on lightening up .......... just a tiny bit.

That Karl Rove isn't being indicted is absolute proof that the Bush Administration is in total control of the entire apparatus of the U.S. government and legal system. Could there be any greater miscarriage of justice in the history of Western Civilization than that this miscreant should escape the noose he so richly deserves? Obviously, someone with money got to the investigators, or coerced them into dropping their investigation.

Brandon9000 wrote:

I meant post-Whitewater investigations against Clinton himself. If you think that he did something significantly wrong in the areas investigated, please tell me what it was.

I think that is re-plowing alot of old ground and not appropriate for this thread anyway. You just have to do a search on it, list all the scandals, read about each one, and then make up your mind. There would be plenty to keep you busy. Many of the scandals, it simply seemed to me the Republicans got tired of fighting the layers of lawyers to prove anything beyond a reasonable doubt and decided to wait for the election to get rid of Clinton. I think the country suffered from what I would call "scandal fatigue." Things like campaign money flowing from China for "who knows what" were very disturbing, and far far worse than the Tom DeLay campaign fund business in my opinion. Just one scandal of many that were potentially very serious. But as I said, people tired of following up all the leads and let it go. I've drawn my conclusions and am just glad we're rid of the Clintons for now, except if New York wants Hillary, let them have her, but hopefully not on the national scene again.

Did my sarcasm miss you Okie?

Perhaps, Fitzgerald received a late night visit by men in black who gave him the choice of dropping the indictment, or making a prolonged visit to the American Gulag to mine salt with his bare hands in the arctic snows. On the other hand, perhaps Fitzgerald is a CIA (US Political Secret Police Branch) who infiltrated the Forces of Righteousness for the sole purpose of frustrating justice, freedom and the American Way.