If Rove were a Democrat, he'd be shot
By George McEvoy
Palm Beach Post Columnist
Saturday, July 16, 2005
I'm certainly happy that George W. Bush and Karl Rove are not Democrats. If they were, just imagine the mess this country would be in right now, even worse than the mess it is in.
First, there would be cries of "treason" directed at Mr. Rove from the Republican ranks. Some of the more overheated members of Congress would demand that he be taken immediately out back of the Capitol and shot by a firing squad.
After all, he revealed the identity of a covert CIA agent, did he not?
As for his alibi that he never mentioned the name of agent Valerie Plame to columnist Robert Novak, the Republicans would laugh out loud. What he did tell Mr. Novak was that "the wife" of former Ambassador Joseph Wilson worked for the secret agency. Mr. Wilson had been openly critical of some of President Bush's falsehoods that led us into war in Iraq, and this was the White House's way of getting even.
Names never are mentioned at police lineups, either. The witnesses just point a finger or say the number a certain suspect is holding. [...] Read the rest at the Palm Beach Post web site. http://tinyurl.com/8s5jx
© Virginia Metze
Palm Beach Post Columnist
Saturday, July 16, 2005
I'm certainly happy that George W. Bush and Karl Rove are not Democrats. If they were, just imagine the mess this country would be in right now, even worse than the mess it is in.
First, there would be cries of "treason" directed at Mr. Rove from the Republican ranks. Some of the more overheated members of Congress would demand that he be taken immediately out back of the Capitol and shot by a firing squad.
After all, he revealed the identity of a covert CIA agent, did he not?
As for his alibi that he never mentioned the name of agent Valerie Plame to columnist Robert Novak, the Republicans would laugh out loud. What he did tell Mr. Novak was that "the wife" of former Ambassador Joseph Wilson worked for the secret agency. Mr. Wilson had been openly critical of some of President Bush's falsehoods that led us into war in Iraq, and this was the White House's way of getting even.
Names never are mentioned at police lineups, either. The witnesses just point a finger or say the number a certain suspect is holding. [...] Read the rest at the Palm Beach Post web site. http://tinyurl.com/8s5jx
© Virginia Metze
Starmail - 20. Jul, 10:29