Comments on: Fetid

By: Neil

Neil — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 16:16:04 +0000

….Having a heavy offensive smell. Like pig shit, no?

By: neokneme

neokneme — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 15:40:10 +0000

Thanks Christy. I feel better already. Rove just can’t wait to get his little prick into the next asshole-jamboree.

By: Mark

Mark — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 15:22:21 +0000

Look closely at the pic of Rove and Novak.It is obvious why Rove and Novak have been joined at the hip all these years.Rove is Novak’s bastard son.

By: politicalpolyanna

politicalpolyanna — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 14:57:53 +0000

Am I too simple minded to grasp the nuances or is the “It-never-occurred-to-me-that-the-identi ty-of-someone-working-at-the-CIA-might-b e-classified-and-I-shouldn’t-be-talking- about-her-to-every-Tom,-Dick-and-Harry-t hat-might-listen!” defense utterly RIDICULOUS?! I mean I am but a lowly bookkeeper, a worker bee; but I am smart enough to realize that should I know the identity of a CIA employee that I shouldn’t be spreading that information like so much celebrity gossip. Come on! These guys expect us to believe they are smart enough to lead the nation into war, to govern and to “fix” the ills of the nation. But they also want to claim stupidity as a defense when it suits their needs?

BS. Pure, fresh off the farm . . . . .BS!

By: Cranky Observer

Cranky Observer — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 14:55:20 +0000

> but isn’t the fact that “Sealed v.
> Sealed” exists evidence of an indictment?

That “Sealed vs. Sealed” could be anything from the indictment of a low-level pot dealer being held in confidence as part of a witness protection scheme to an actual case of national security-related terrorism [1]. There is no indication that it had any connection to Treasongate.

Cranky

[1] Given the Bush Administration’s competence in this area, probably not, but you never know.

By: rumi

rumi — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 14:52:44 +0000

Ed*ard Teller @ 89

Hey, egregious! doin’ great, there.

Imus isn’t haqrd to figure out. He’s like a real lowbrow Joe Klein without brains. He sees and hears the change in the currents. He knows how many calls come in to his show that don’t get past the screeners. For years he and they shut progressives out. Now, practically nobody calls to back up the Bushista loonies. He has to deal with the phone content that comes in. Nothing more than a basic survival instinct at work there. He’d turn on us or anybody at the drop of a faux cowboy hat.

He seems to be doing his best to canned from his am MSNBC spot too. He’s tearing at Abrams and the others as a taunt, seemingly daring them to yank his show. I’d say ok.

By: Cranky Observer

Cranky Observer — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 14:52:23 +0000

It is unfortunate for the Nation that we will never know what happened during the last week of the Special Grand Jury, nor will we ever know what testimony Rove gave, what the grand jury decided, and what deal Rove cut with Fitzgerald.

Cranky

By: TPhillip

TPhillip — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 14:46:39 +0000

Imus was already tired and lame in ‘83, Twisted Martini in 93, you are correct. He fried his brains in the ’70s abusing many different substances. Got hisself arrested once for taking a leak in a public phone booth while out of his mind on something or other. The fact that 2 out of his 3 brain cells still function is the reason he can keep up the fiction of being mildly entertaining.

By: Ed*ard Teller

Ed*ard Teller — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 14:43:26 +0000

jeffreyw @ 95

Ed*ard Teller @ 94

Back when Armitage first came up in this case I warned you guys he’s a longtime snake in the grass. Nothing has changed my opinion. Totenberg speculated this morning about him on the stand….?

A few details as we wait?

I’m going to leave before it gets busy at the lake. Armitage, Dick Secord and two others were the four in charge of moving the main CIA drug ops from Bangkok to Panama City. That’s only the beginning. He earned his chops brokering the deal that put Kum Sa in charge of the Golden Triangle.

By: cbl

cbl — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 14:43:01 +0000

fingers of fire upstairs