If Cheney is indicted will he flee prosecution?

benburch

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Thu Nov-17-05 12:59 PM
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Poll question: If Cheney is indicted will he flee prosecution?

If Dick Cheney is indicted for treason in the Plame Affair, will he seek asylum in a foreign country? And if so, your thoughts on what country might grant him that are solicited.

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MessiahRp

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Thu Nov-17-05 01:02 PM
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1. Bush will pardon him..

I don't think these guys think that there are any real consequences. Bush could give a fuck what the American people think of him or what protesters (or as he calls them, "focus groups") say. He'll pardon Libby, Cheney, Rove... all of them and screw us for being little insignificant peons and for having a differing opinion.

We're wrong. We're Unamerican. The ruling class shall continue to rule... at any cost.

Rp

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PATRICK

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Thu Nov-17-05 01:04 PM
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2. Suddenly a bad heart

Edited on Thu Nov-17-05 01:04 PM by PATRICK

Worked for Pinochet and Capone.

Hosting the exile? Cocytus.

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Dr.Phool

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Thu Nov-17-05 01:04 PM
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3. I think he's insane and arrogant enough

To believe he's above the law.

All we'll have to do is smoke him out of his spider hole. Maybe with a little Willie Pete.

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MercutioATC

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Thu Nov-17-05 01:05 PM
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4. No, but they'll have a hell of a time locating him.

Just where the hell DOES that man disappear to?

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emulatorloo

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Thu Nov-17-05 01:05 PM
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5. Iraq will welcome him w Rose Petals n/t

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leftofthedial

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Thu Nov-17-05 01:05 PM
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6. pardon

besides, a trial would last longer than he'll live anyway.

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salukidem

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Thu Nov-17-05 01:06 PM
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7. it would have to be somewhere with a really good heart surgeon

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catmother

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Thu Nov-17-05 01:07 PM
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8. he's such an arrogant son of a bitch that he will feel he's above

the law and bush will pardon him.

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Greyhound

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Thu Nov-17-05 01:09 PM
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9. are you kidding? he's a billionaire with major connections all over the

world. guys like this don't have to run, they just hire more and better lawyers that the government can and drag it out until they give up or a friendly administration gets into office. (remember the M$ anti-trust suit?)

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bluestateguy

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Thu Nov-17-05 01:11 PM
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10. No extradition treaty with Brazil?

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