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"oh thats right, cause karl rove wasn't kicked out of Bush Sr's administration for leaking info to bob novak "

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"I have no idea what you are talking about."

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"Karl Rove was fired from the 1992 re-election campaign of Bush Sr. for allegedly leaking a negative story about Bush loyalist/fundraiser Robert Mosbacher to Novak. Novak's piece described a meeting organized by then-Senator Phil Gramm at which Mosbacher was relieved of his duties as state campaign manager because "the president's re-election effort in Texas has been a bust." Rove was fired after Mosbacher fingered him as Novak's source."

http://www.mydd.com/story/2005/7/11/155029/380
http://www.rotten.com/library/bio/usa/karl-rove/
http://www.realchange.org/bushjr.htm

10/29/2005 4:24:53 PM

This administration is rife with criminals.

10/29/2005 6:37:52 PM

^^

AHHHAHHHA

10/30/2005 3:51:30 PM

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"Whether or not leaking her name was a crime is moot. I certainly think it was, as does the cia, but that's not what this case is about."

YET.

10/30/2005 3:54:36 PM

I wonder if the Abramoff scandal will do him in ...

10/30/2005 4:09:22 PM

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"Fitzgerald was long suspicious Rove had hidden evidence; Not swayed by last minute testimony, lawyers say 12/13/2005 @ 12:35 pm Filed by Jason Leopold and Larisa Alexandrovna A few weeks after he took over the investigation into the leak of covert CIA agent Valerie Plame Wilson in early 2004, Special Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald had already become suspicious that Karl Rove and Vice President Cheney’s then-chief of staff I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby were hindering his investigation. Advertisement In late January 2004, Fitzgerald sent a letter to his boss, then acting Attorney General James Comey, seeking confirmation that he had the authority to investigate and prosecute individuals for additional crimes, including obstruction of justice, perjury, and destroying evidence. The leak investigation had been centered up to that point on an obscure law making it a felony for any government official to knowingly disclose the identity of an undercover CIA officer. Comey responded to Fitzgerald in writing Feb. 6, 2004, confirming that Fitzgerald had the authority to prosecute those crimes, including “perjury, obstruction of justice, destruction of evidence, and intimidation of witnesses.” Fitzgerald was concerned that Rove had hidden or destroyed evidence, lawyers close to the case tell RAW STORY. His suspicions may have been right: an email he sent to then Deputy National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley in early July 2003 later proved Rove had spoken to Time magazine reporter Matthew Cooper about Plame—a fact that Rove omitted when he was first interviewed by the FBI."

http://rawstory.com/admin/dbscripts/printstory.php?story=1571



eheheheheehhehehe...Fitzgerald is going to pull Rove out of his spider hole.

[Edited on December 14, 2005 at 9:38 AM. Reason : t]

12/14/2005 9:38:00 AM