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Captain Sammitch said:
Is it me, or are the 'scandals' being unearthed by lefties these days getting kinda weak?

Karlgate.

Brilliant.

Poor desperate bastards.






...and Watergate of course was just a 3rd rate burglury.

I seem to recall once reading that you were impartial.

I hope no one bought it.

By the way, this scandal is not being unearthed by "lefties". It's being unearthed by a special prosecutor, a federal criminal investigation, and a Grand Jury. Nice dodge and nice way to try to minimalize this story though.


Now if it wasn't glaringly obvious that you excuse any and all malfeasance just so long as it's being done by Republicans, here's something more to consider: It wasn't just Plame who was compromised. It was every foreign source who was known to spend time with her. It was Brewster-Jennings, a CIA front constructed over many years at great expense.

Rove's own lawyer has admitted publicly he was involved. Vital assets to American national security were destroyed. And the reason it was done was to try to discredit a critic of the administration.

1 + 1 + 1 = Treason. Period. If some Democrat apparatchik in the Clinton White House had done exactly the same thing, you people would be screaming bloody murder, demanding his summary execution. You know it, I know it, and a growing body of the American people knows it too. The utter hypocricy and amoral ambition of this administration is finally being exposed, and your desperate attempts to spin your idols out of trouble are failing miserably.

Other than that, have a nice day.


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