He may yet be found quilty of some crimes, the jury is still out (sorry, couldn't resist). I doubt treason will be one of them, but perhaps obstruction of justice and/or perjury. And of course the original outing charge could still bite him in the ass, but the way it's written it'd be tough to prove that one on anyone (judging intent and what one actually knew is always a tough one).

I do however think he's unfit to hold the deputy CoS job. He's purely a political operative. If Bush wants him as an advisor, that's Bush's business (and poor judgement), but he shouldn't hold the CoS position. No more than a James Carville should from the left. Those types (and I don't think Carville's near a sleazy as Rove) are just to prone to put ideology, or simply winning a given battle, above the good of the nation.

Cheers!