All it takes is one indictment... - Democratic Underground

cynatnite

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Thu Oct-27-05 07:38 PM
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All it takes is one indictment...

One indictment of one person in the WH opens up a Pandora's Box. There will be charges, hearings, trial, etc.

Said by John Dean on Olberman.

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HereSince1628

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Thu Oct-27-05 07:42 PM
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1. Nope, one indictment on one person = no contest for that player

The Bush Crime Family will have money put in an unmarked bank account in Qatar, the stooge does his time working on his golf swing and lives in secluded luxury forever after.

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Skink

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Thu Oct-27-05 07:44 PM
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4. Or unsaid felon gets whacked.

Yushenkoed maybe or, more preciselay Wellstoned.

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HereSince1628

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Thu Oct-27-05 08:01 PM
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10. Loyalty, BEFEE will pay the guy for his loyalty don't cha think

Maybe no medal of freedom, but cash.

Now, if you were that Hannah squeally mole, you are right. I would be careful about my soup and I'd stay out of airplanes.

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Lancer

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Thu Oct-27-05 07:42 PM
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2. Dean is the horse's mouth in times like this! n/t

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clydefrand

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Thu Oct-27-05 07:42 PM
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3. Why would anyone perjure oneself if there weren't some wrong

doing on the parts of those for whom lies were told? I do hope those behind the perjury will be indicted as well.

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rateyes

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Thu Oct-27-05 07:48 PM
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6. Yes, the reason for lying,

is to hide the truth. And, as the old saying goes, "He/She who hides something has something to hide."

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tulsakatz

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Thu Oct-27-05 08:03 PM
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11. it seems to me..........

......that lying to a Grand Jury is a pretty big deal!!! I mean, they must've been trying to cover up something that's pretty bad to risk lying to a Grand Jury.

I still think there is much more to this story than we know now......

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librechik

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Thu Oct-27-05 07:47 PM
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5. testimony under oath, discovery...drooooollllll n/t

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kentuck

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Thu Oct-27-05 07:52 PM
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7. Excellent point!

Because if one person is indicted, he can call witnesses, demand documents, etc. One person can be the key to opening up the answers they have all been concealing...

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Mme. Defarge

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Thu Oct-27-05 08:09 PM
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12. Whatever it takes

"But let justice roll down as waters, and righteousness as a mighty stream."

Amos 5:24 (American Standard Version)
American Standard Version (ASV)
Copyright © 1901 Public Domain

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rodeodance

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Thu Oct-27-05 07:53 PM
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8. I disagree. only one indict can too easily be brushed off.

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cynatnite

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Thu Oct-27-05 08:00 PM
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9. If rover gets one indictment, does anyone think...

he'll plead guilty then go to work in the WH?

If he pleads not guilty, then there are hearings and a trial. All of it...Niger, Joe Wilson, his wife, WHIG...could be in a courtroom. If he fights the charges, who do you think they'll bring in as witnesses whether it's for the defense or the prosecution?

I've believed this from the beginning. If an indictment or indictments come down, it's only the beginning.

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tulsakatz

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Thu Oct-27-05 08:15 PM
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13. I've heard several people say..........

......if KKKarl is indicted, it would be the responsible thing to resign from his position.

I think if he continues to remain in the same position (after he's indicted) that would bring Bush's poll numbers down even more! I may be wrong but I'm not sure Bush would be willing to take a chance on that.

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cynatnite

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Thu Oct-27-05 08:18 PM
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14. I can't see him staying after an indictment...

Either way, if he goes the not guilty way, there will be a trial and that can't be good for the bush administration.

If he goes the guilty way, then that would hurt the administration, too. It'll go under a microscope.

The more indictments the better, but even one can have a devastating impact on the bush regime.

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