Another poll - surprising choices...

http://www.thedailytimesonline.com/

Currently 31% think Cheney's involvement "Reveals his arrogance. That man thinks he can say or do anything and remain untouchable."

Which is the most popular of all the choices, btw.

Vice President Dick Cheney's role in the Valerie Plame leak:

24.5% Doesn't matter one way or the other. He didn't commit any crime.
4.9% May not have led to any illegal act, but it speaks to his character, and not in a positive light.
11.2% Comes as no surprise, and confirms my suspicion that he is not to be believed when he speaks.
59.4% Reveals his arrogance. That man thinks he can say or do anything and remain untouchable.

Total Votes: 143

12.1 - comes as no surprise....... together that's 73.5.

be released. Our criminal justice system needs to fight for its integrity, and the best way to do it is to go hard on people like Cheney and Rove, as they do with the so called street criminals. Otherwise, the system is useless as every local government will learn that what Cheney and Rove do is okay, and is just business as usual.

But another 13.2 percent weigh in on the side of "confirms my suspicions" that he's not to be trusted.

That's a whopping 75.6 percent, not counting the 4.2 percent who go with - may not have committed any crime, "but it speaks to his character, and not in a positive light." Then, it's almost an even 80 percent. Eight out of every ten, on average, leaning in the AGAINST cheney column. Looks like most souls can be saved. It's just that fringe wacko 20 percent or so who just refuse to face the music. They're listening strictly to their own. They are unreachable and unredeemable, and probably most likely to be wrapping themselves around the "buy-bull."