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http://www.truthout.org/docs_2006/051206Y.shtml

Rove Informs White House He Will Be Indicted
By Jason Leopold
t r u t h o u t | Report

Friday 12 May 2006

Within the last week, Karl Rove told President Bush and Chief of Staff Joshua Bolten, as well as a few other high level administration officials, that he will be indicted in the CIA leak case and will immediately resign his White House job when the special counsel publicly announces the charges against him, according to sources.

Details of Rove's discussions with the president and Bolten have spread through the corridors of the White House where low-level staffers and senior officials were trying to determine how the indictment would impact an administration that has been mired in a number of high-profile political scandals for nearly a year, said a half-dozen White House aides and two senior officials who work at the Republican National Committee.

Speaking on condition of anonymity, sources confirmed Rove's indictment is imminent. These individuals requested anonymity saying they were not authorized to speak publicly about Rove's situation. A spokesman in the White House press office said they would not comment on "wildly speculative rumors."

Rove's attorney, Robert Luskin, did not return a call for comment Friday.

(snip)

Late Thursday afternoon and early Friday morning, several White House officials were bracing for the possibility that Fitzgerald would call a news conference and announce a Rove indictment today following the prosecutor's meeting with the grand jury this morning. However, sources close to the probe said that is unlikely to happen, despite the fact that Fitzgerald has already presented the grand jury with a list of charges against Rove. If an indictment is returned by the grand jury, it will be filed under seal.

Rove is said to have told Bolten that he will be charged with perjury regarding when he was asked how and when he discovered that covert CIA operative Valerie Plame Wilson worked for the agency, and whether he discussed her job with reporters.

...more...

:)

Hee.

:)

When will the apologies commence?

Link to Fitzie's site - nothing up yet.

http://www.alternet.org/images/managed/Blog+Image_thumb_fitzgerald.jpg

Oh my! :-)

but it's Friday afternoon/evening and Im afraid nothing will show up today.

http://www.cafepress.com/scarebaby/1401215

You're not going to hear anything from Fitz until Monday at the earliest.

want the story if it is really out there.

I gotta believe if Leopold is right and has 8 people who are willing to tell him that someone will crack the story to another reporter and we'll hear about it.

The Sunday talking heads would never let a story like this simmer all weekend, only to wait another week before they "talk" about it.

Makes no sense.

That pos is sure gonna be crappin' his pants!

They'll have an entire lineup of people ready to speculate on it, whether it's been officially announced, or not. And that's really as it should be. It's breaking news and it's HUGH. By next week, the facts should be out and they'll discuss it some more. For once, it's good news for us. Finally...:woohoo:

YET... until the indictment is handed up and/or Fitzy calls his press conference. Right now, this revelation is 'reported on liberal blogs and alternative media on the Internets' and will not rise to the level of MSM coverage-- excluding KO, of course.

However, once it goes down, they will indulge themselves in a feeding frenzy. That's why Chimp is making his 'bold' initiative of armed guards on the borders.... the WH believes the indictment is coming next week and wants a 'major story' on a WH initiative to share air time with this very damaging Rove story.

I could be wrong, but I don't think we're going to see this in the MSM until it happens. Then.. BOOM.

But doesn't the grand jury have to return the indictment? They only meet twice a week....

didn't they meet 3 times last week? Mon, Weds and Fri?

:sarcasm:

They are also just a wee bit worried about the market crash and the dollar in freefall.

Suppose I shouldn't sign up for my 401K, just put the money in gold.

:party: :toast: :party: :toast: :party: :toast: :bounce: :wow: :headbang:

All of a sudden a Speech on Monday Night....on the issue of Immigration! Yeah, this is the cover! Put the Chimp out there to divert the Public. OMG...this is great!

First thing I thought!:)

It's finally happening.

We need to use this to inform others of just how this administration has compromised our security.

Oh Colbert... the Hindenberg indeed.

can convince us of why we need armed guards at the borders.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12774274/site/newsweek/

See kpetes thread here!

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=364x1180074

searched and tossed into the back of a black&white, then driven very slowly to be booked.
I will have that video looped to be my screensaver/wallpaper.
Then I will dance naked in the street.
OK, maybe just the shower.

:party: :toast: :bounce: :party: :toast: :bounce: :party: :toast: :bounce: :party: :toast: :bounce: :party: :toast: :bounce: :party: :toast: :bounce:

Hekate

Some video would be nice too!

:)

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I was sooo hoping it would be today.
K&R

:woohoo:

and I'm glad you were the one to break it here! Great Work, Again!

:bounce:

Heh heh heh heh heh!!!!

I can't wait to see the federal prosecutors take that sleazy fat scumbag down!!!:D

Dame and a bottle of Roederer Crystal. I've tasted Crystal once before and it was heaven, but that was 5 years ago. Never tasted Grande Dame but heard it's divine. Can't wait to open them.

Also never paid more than $40 a bottle for good Champagne. The above are about $200 each.

This is like a wet dream come true!

Champagne is never better than when celebrating something great - and this event will certainly be a time to celebrate. Cheers!

leaking the identity of a CIA officer and lying to a grand jury.

...leaking the identity of a CIA officer? If Fitz pulls that off, I'll forgive him the delay.

Ah, well. The lying/obstruction charges would seem to be open-and-shut.

off the street in NY minute.

:party: :toast: :toast: :bounce: :beer: :thumbsup: :hi: :loveya: :headbang: :woohoo: :applause: :popcorn: :patriot:

Fitz may well hit Rove with charges for the leak to Blusterbutt who wrote the first story outing Plame, and a whole ream of other stuff, including perjury, obstuction, treason, etc., etc., etc.

Yeah, Fitz is slow. That apparently is his M.O. But he wins. Because he leaves no stone unturned.

When Fitz brings an indictment, it sticks. The bastards go to prison.

Insert lame bash on Jason here:

"It's one thing to lie in politics. It's another to be caught in a lie."

... instead of the truth telling whistleblower.


Just hope Jason doesn't get slung under the new bus of the administration for having printed "confidential" information that the "public had no right to know."

Now THERE is a reporter whose trial and (if need be) jail cell I would picket. Him and Will Pitt.

"It's one thing to lie in politics. It's another to be caught in a lie." ~~Jason Leopold

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jason-leopold/will-frist-survive_b_7862.html

I certainly have a problem with that statement. Do you?

We rely on the fact that the "Fourth Estate" is there to catch anyone in politics that would dare to go down that road. The fact that the back road exists isn't the fault of the reporter.

One thing that saddens me is that our Forefathers lived in a time when an honest man's word was his bond, so if the press and the people knew a person lied, that would be the end of their political career.

So to say that a politician getting caught in a lie is a different thing, end of story is an incomplete analysis in this day and age.

As one blogger put it--

"Is dishonesty so pervasive, we do not even feel it anymore when it hits us upside the head."

so your tone is out of line.

The Ten Commandments go back a long time and they allude to "Not bearing false witness" so it isn't as if dishonesty is a new invention.

Am I bothered by dishonesty? Yes!

But the statement isn't condoning the lie as I read it. It is about a reporter knowing that one has to uncover the lie and bring it to the people and WE have to raise a fuss about it.

It is disturbing to realize how pervasive all the lies are that we DON'T know about if that's what you mean.

But the statement made by Leopold isn't giving lying pols a free ride. It's about putting their nastiness out in the light and letting it be inspected as they squirm in their un-comfortableness. It's about the power of the press to DO something about lying politicians.

If you think my tone is out of line I suggest you check yours! Your statement below is way out of line!

"Gang bang him once or twice then leave him alone - completely alone."

That's disgusting!

That limb he was out on six weeks ago is getting shorter by the minute. From what I've read, there is little that Leopold has said which cannot be verified once things actually start happening in public, so if he covered his bases well, he will soon be vindicated.

My own predictions, unfortunately, were wrong. I had the indictment pegged for last week, but it occurs to me that Fitzgerald has delayed his public moves when other news stories have threatened to steal the limelight--I think he has even admitted as such.

being "bush's brain", I suspect they are kidding themselved.

Even if he continues to be *ush's brain, so what?

Even better as far as I'm concerned. *ush is half way to insane as it is, if Karl wants to try to think for him from the pokey, it could get better for our side. As long as the other prisoners don't teach him anything he doesn't already know.

He'll probably spend his time in the workout room shedding pounds so when he tries to make a comeback, he'll look so different he will be convinced the public will forget his little forays. That's how they do it in TX. A lot of their politicians have been indicted and served time.

and the Bushbots from prison a la Mafioso? I doubt it. He needs a big team in a situation room full of fancy computers. Never saw a prison cell like that.

Rove could still be useful behind bars. Just a different breed of sharks.

But would hardened criminals accept a man with absolutely NO honor? Hard to say.

would have HIM as his "boy"???

Gang bang him once or twice then leave him alone - completely alone.

I don't know. Never been in prison, but that would be how Hollywood would do it I think.

and I can pretty much guarantee ya that IF KKKarl were to end up in a normal facility like the rest of us are sent to (which he won't as long as Dubya holds power), he would not bloody likely get to do anything he enjoys in the weight pit....

A dear friend of mine was just released after serving 29 years doing hard time in MI for a wrongful double-murder conviction when he was 17, and I remember how many times he told me in letters what the weight pit scene was like. I had rather different experiences because I was in minimum security facilities and ones for women, except for the last one before my release, which was a co-ed, former-motel, pre-release facility. Even in those less threatening institutions, however, one had to be pretty damn brave to venture into the weight pit.

In Jay's maximum-security experience, it was worse than any scene I ever saw done by Hollywood. Few documentaries even begin to capture the harsh, brutal reality of it -- simply because the "keepers" won't allow that sort of thing to be filmed.

What most people have no clue about is that C.O.'s (or as most of us call them, guards) in prison are NOT there to prevent inmate-on-inmate violence. They have to keep a lid on it to a certain extent, but as long as they are not losing control of the quads, they simply look the other way when certain inmates endure hellish punishments at the hands of others. Some guards participate in abuse, but most don't have to -- they can just sit back and watch it develop on its own in an environment where animal prowess and brute strength and wiles rule the roost.

Naw, if KKKarl were to find himself in a serious prison, he would likely not live long just because of his appearance. If he were arrogant to boot, well... you can just imagine how most of those hardcore criminal types would take offense at that....

Bush's brain would find other parts of his anatomy interested most of his fellow inmates far more. If they would even stoop to touching him -- but then, ya see, life is a totally different thing on the Inside. Degrading someone else, no matter how "untouchable" he might seem to us, could be a sign of sheer gut fortitude among prisoners.

It's hard to say exactly what would happen, and it's an indictment of our prison system, btw, and perhaps others of us (self included) that everyone from cops to prosecutors to good ole Amurkin citizens likes to ponder the rapes and beatings of inmates that are rampant and unchecked. That sort of stuff simply should not be happening in our prisons, but them's the facts, ma'am, just the facts.

I know I'm late getting into this thread, but I'm reading it just for my own personal dee-light, and thought I'd throw in my own little contribution while I was at it. Hah!

I have only stories from others who have been in jail, but never anything this bad. What a brutal place to end up....

little old Honda. I am elated over this news.Making my day in a big way. and those asses think this will all go away, so they can continue raping the country.

:woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

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:kick:

I'm trying hard not to get too excited until the actual indictment comes down. Please, please, please.


Peace,

freefall

I am still going to wait for the official announcement before I celebrate.

If it's true we'll know in short order. This sort of bombshell isn't going to remain secret for very long.

How reliable is this report? Could the Golden Boy protege of Goebbels finally, finally, FINALLY be going down? And how will Dim Son be able to function effectively without Rove?

Slightly harder when you're on the lam and runnin.

Not impossible, but definitely harder.

This made my Friday - thanks!

Thank you Mr Pitt!!!!

You made my weekend!!!!

Been waiting all day to hear SOMETHING. So glad this is finally happening!

And celebrate good times, c'mon!

Great news! MKJ

:woohoo:

There'll be dancin' in the street!
:dem: :beer:

Rove out :D



Recommended of course

Since Bush has assured us that he'll fire anyone who broke the law in the Plame case.

Yea, right. That'll happen.

Is Monday going to be Fitzmas? It'd be great to have an entire news "week" to let it sink in.

because he is the one who tried to make it so the information was no longer classified and he was the one who ordered she be outed.

He knew he would never have to fire anyone who broke the law because now he thinks he can just make any law he wishes.

If they indict Rove that would be great news. With the NSA spying, the CIA corruption and now Rove indicted I can't see Bush's 20 something approval ratings going any higher. Not looking good.

yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

HAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We wish you a merry Fitzmas
We wish you a merry Fitzmas
We wish you a merry Fitzmas
We wish you a merry Fitzmas
and a happy impeachment!

:party: :toast: :woohoo:

Thanks for the good news!

:woohoo:

that I have been saving for this occasion and salute the Grand Jury and Mr. Fitzgerald.

Traitors to the Republic and enemies of Democracy, all in time of war. Send them all to Leavenworth to rot.

Unless you are feeling psychedelic!


http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/wary.html

"People sometimes write “weary” (tired) when they mean “wary” (cautious) which is a close synonym with “leery” which in the psychedelic era was often misspelled “leary"; but since Timothy Leary faded from public consciousness, the correct spelling has prevailed"

;-)

and I! heeheheee

If I were feeling "leary" it'd be like de olden daze, no? ;-)

We got along fine.

:)

"Olden daze": that's good.

I get along fine with me too!

'55 vintage here... :-)

:evilgrin:

although I believe he is a good reporter who digs deep. But he had me convinced that Rove was going to be indicted last year.

:hi:

media has not enough to break a story, then that's a hell of a coup for Leopold and I'm willing to acknowledge that if it plays out.

We'll see what happens (or not) on Monday.

To me, this whole story doesn't make any sense.

We have supposedly eight sources, all of them are Republican, and assuming these sources exist and gave those quotes, these Republicans (whose asses aren't on the line) are to be believed over Luskin, who has much more at stake: namely his client's and his own butt. You think those two aren't going to be on their best behavior? I've heard reports Rove has been very cordial and pleasant lately - instead of his usual nasty self.

Of course, Leopold and Pitt have everything to gain if they can secure the scoop of the decade.

Leopold so far has said there was a target letter, then said it was a month old, now we're talking about sealed indictments (which would have been reported and the frogmarch already occurring)... I mean, what's it going to be? Look at it close and it all seems to fall apart.

I do believe Karl will be indicted, but until it happens, it's all just hype.

Ooh. And I need to get the decorations up. Chill the champagne.

As goes Rove, so goes the regime.

Taste the pain, Turd Blossom! Mid 20's here we come!!

There will start get some buzz the week of his indictment! I hope..

One down...so many more to go. But by golly, this is a big loss for repigs!

This is going to be a popular thread around here!

:D:D:D:D:D

be indicted and I think he will be a little distracted. Not effective.

down to 29 percent...so he can keep giving advice, so long as he doesn't meet with the Diebold/Choicepoint people!

:toast: :party: :bounce: :wow: :thumbsup: :yourock: :woohoo: :applause: :rofl:

I'm in a pool. :rofl:

:rofl:

CIA Leak Quotes

Some of the denials, other comments, at media briefings by White House spokesman Scott McClellan when asked by reporters whether President Bush's top political adviser, Karl Rove, was involved in the leak of a CIA officer's identity:
Sept. 29, 2003

Q: You said this morning, quote, "The president knows that Karl Rove wasn't involved." How does he know that?

A: Well, I've made it very clear that it was a ridiculous suggestion in the first place. ... I've said that it's not true. ... And I have spoken with Karl Rove.

Q: It doesn't take much for the president to ask a senior official working for him, to just lay the question out for a few people and end this controversy today.

A: Do you have specific information to bring to our attention? ... Are we supposed to chase down every anonymous report in the newspaper? We'd spend all our time doing that."

Q: When you talked to Mr. Rove, did you discuss, "Did you ever have this information?"

A: I've made it very clear, he was not involved, that there's no truth to the suggestion that he was.

* __

CIA Leak Quotes

Some of the denials, other comments, at media briefings by White House spokesman Scott McClellan when asked by reporters whether President Bush's top political adviser, Karl Rove, was involved in the leak of a CIA officer's identity:
Sept. 29, 2003

Q: You said this morning, quote, "The president knows that Karl Rove wasn't involved." How does he know that?

A: Well, I've made it very clear that it was a ridiculous suggestion in the first place. ... I've said that it's not true. ... And I have spoken with Karl Rove.

Q: It doesn't take much for the president to ask a senior official working for him, to just lay the question out for a few people and end this controversy today.

A: Do you have specific information to bring to our attention? ... Are we supposed to chase down every anonymous report in the newspaper? We'd spend all our time doing that."

Q: When you talked to Mr. Rove, did you discuss, "Did you ever have this information?"

A: I've made it very clear, he was not involved, that there's no truth to the suggestion that he was.

* __

Oct. 7, 2003

Q: You have said that you personally went to Scooter Libby (Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff), Karl Rove and Elliott Abrams (National Security Council official) to ask them if they were the leakers. Is that what happened? Why did you do that? And can you describe the conversations you had with them? What was the question you asked?

A: Unfortunately, in Washington, D.C., at a time like this there are a lot of rumors and innuendo. There are unsubstantiated accusations that are made. And that's exactly what happened in the case of these three individuals. They are good individuals. They are important members of our White House team. And that's why I spoke with them, so that I could come back to you and say that they were not involved. I had no doubt with that in the beginning, but I like to check my information to make sure it's accurate before I report back to you, and that's exactly what I did.

* __

Oct. 10, 2003

Q: Earlier this week you told us that neither Karl Rove, Elliot Abrams nor Lewis Libby disclosed any classified information with regard to the leak. I wondered if you could tell us more specifically whether any of them told any reporter that Valerie Plame worked for the CIA?

A: I spoke with those individuals, as I pointed out, and those individuals assured me they were not involved in this. And that's where it stands.

Q: So none of them told any reporter that Valerie Plame worked for the CIA?

A: They assured me that they were not involved in this.

Q: They were not involved in what?

A: The leaking of classified information.

* __

July 11, 2005:

Q: Do you want to retract your statement that Rove, Karl Rove, was not involved in the Valerie Plame expose?

A: I appreciate the question. This is an ongoing investigation at this point. The president directed the White House to cooperate fully with the investigation, and as part of cooperating fully with the investigation, that means we're not going to be commenting on it while it is ongoing.

Q: But Rove has apparently commented, through his lawyer, that he was definitely involved.

A: You're asking me to comment on an ongoing investigation.

Q: I'm saying, why did you stand there and say he was not involved?

A: Again, while there is an ongoing investigation, I'm not going to be commenting on it nor is ... .

Q: Any remorse?

A: Nor is the White House, because the president wanted us to cooperate fully with the investigation, and that's what we're doing.

If this indictment moves forward, then my guess is that the reason Scotty resigned was because the WH knew this indictment was coming and they didn't want Scotty at the same podium. Now this makes sense!

lie directly to him? Did he really ask them personally if they were involved? If he lied on any of these points to the press, isn't he also guilty of perjury and OOJ?

GO FUCK YOURSELF PIG BOY!

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:toast: :toast: :toast:

The wheels of justice may grind slowly, but (at least sometimes) they do grind.

:party:

it will come about on Monday, just in time to drown out *'s speech.....

so this particular bit of Justice will help me retain my emotional footing.

Yes, the full moon is in Taurus and Sunday is Mother's Day in the US and Karl Rove will be indicted.

in this difficult time. I hope all goes as well as possible for your mother.

LibE

cryingshame. I don't know what to say, but I'll be thinking of you and your mom.:hug:

I went thru that with both my parents, and too many aunts and uncles.

Unfortunately, everyone will have to go thru the death of their parents.

It's always too soon, no matter how and why and how old they are.

My heart goes out to you and your family in this time of great emotional sorrow.

Cryingshame. We lost our Mom in March '01. :hug: Not an easy thing to go through; however, with Pigboy and this regime on its' way to the Hague (HEY, one can wish, right?), hopefully, that will help you through your potential pain.

Jenn

Hang in there.

I'm so sorry! :hug:

best for everyone. we are here if you need us.

Take care.

:hi:

during this tough time.

Thinking of you and your mum. Too sad.

This must be a horrible time for you and your family. :(

Consider my thoughts prayers if that's okay with you, or just good wishes if you prefer.

I met a man yesterday who was once given a 50-50 chance of even making it off the operating room table, let alone surviving longer than that. He's 92 now. Sometimes scary medical situations really do have wonderfully happy endings.

:hug: to you and your mom.

I'll keep you and your Mom in my thoughts and I hope she does well tomorrow. :hug:

Hold on. Lots and lots of hugs.

one way or another.

:hug:







Buh bye, Karl. :toast:

Sending love and healing thoughts your way. This has to be a traumatic event for you, and you have my sympathy and prayers.

My thoughts will be with you both. :hug:

come today so all Mothers could have had an extra special Mother's Day.

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your Mother.

of "We are not worthy, we are not worthy..."

This is what the bushies have instilled in us. We are not the ungodly pagans they would like to paint us as being...we are the truth seekers who look to preserve the constitution that our forefathers passed on to us. There is nothing here to fear but fear itself.

I fear what they'll stoop to in order to take the public's attention away from all this :(

:woohoo: ...and justice for all.

and another one gone, and another one gone...another one bites the dust.

:woohoo:

Buzzflash posted something like that the other day.:rofl:

!!

eh Rove? :toast: :party:

:kick:

n/t

;)

:P

:+

n/t

I'm old, my heart couldn't take the disappointment.

Under seal? Meaning nobody will know, except for his resignation?

They were talking about when he records his Sunday show and he was saying that they usually do it on Friday afternoon/night. But he said something very flippantly, "Of course if Karl Rove gets indicted today, we will go to General's Quarters and get the story done on Saturday". So Imus asked him "What do you mean?" And Chris did the backpeddle shuffle saying "that anything can happen on a Friday afternoon. But it appeared to me that he was expecting something to happen today.

So I don't think that you will be wrong Will.

while I was still in bed. I could have brained him, but then again he isn't the liberal wacko wild eyed crazy DUer that I am. But apparently, if the tweety is tossing out nuggets on Imus, he is doing so in order to lock in his juicy tidbit. If he's wrong, it dissipates in the ozone. If he's right, he (and MSNBC) can claim a breaking news story.

:)

Happiest of weekends, Will. Thanks for the news.

:toast:

:bounce:

I guess right now for Bushco, it's all BAD news, all the time.

couldn't happen to a more 'likable' reptile. :evilgrin:

Federal Pound-Me-In-The-Ass-Prison!

be still my heart!
:toast: :party: :toast: :party: :toast: :party: :toast: :party:

We need to have a national day of Par-Tay! When the word comes down.
:toast:

Thanks for the great news!

and we can thumb our noses at them

Finally.

It will happen, or it won't.

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES!!!


Edit - add photo

He could say it's for family reasons....

has problems. Such hubris. "I didn't do anything wrong; I am in control."

Ay Carumba!

Fitzo de Maaaaaayo!! :headbang:

Oh happy day!

the immigration speech Monday night and simply announce his immediate resignation along with the resignations of everyone he has appointed and, of course, Ch*ney's resignation.

Remember that KKKarl...

false hope--have had too much of it lately).

He'll be getting paid in cash under the table. Maybe that's what the missing 9 billion in Iraq was for.
Rummy, The Dummy, and Dick, oh my.
Our President is a nut.

...that he will have to stop working on whatever he said he was doing for the November elections? Does he have to completely resign from the White House, or will he still be allowed to partake in the election 'stuff' he had been assigned to?

pukdits who said "rove would NOT be indicted!"? hmmmmm?

Hallelujah! YES!!! Slimy little rat-bastard is going DOWN!

:)

She must have read it here! Hi Randi :hi:

Merry Fitzmas II !!!

:bounce:

hahahahahhahahah:rofl: :rofl:

:bounce:

and the grand jury - thank you for all your hard work!

Ribbit, ribbit, ribbit....the sound of frogs marching.

and even less talked about.

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CNN is ten steps behind the alt media.

Color me stunned.

:P

:P

n/t

I'm doing a happy dance...

Of course, to the members of the PFEB, this is cause to smile a bit on a Friday afternoon!



"Karl, this hurts me so much more than it hurts you. Really."

:loveya:
Julie
president for life of the PFEB

I'm afraid to hope for too much.

:woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :party: :party: :party: :party: :party: :party: :party: :party: :party: :party:


fly

Pretty soon we will have to have an Album of RepubliShame.

Limpballs, Rove, Coulter...




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