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This has got to be the worst day for the Angry Left since at least [url=http://www.rkmbs.com/showflat.php/Number/717203#717203">last Thursday</a>. For months they have been the day that the grand jury handed up indictments of Rove and--who knows?--maybe even the vice president himself.</p><p>Sorry, guys.</p><p>Anyway, look around the Web and you can find examples of the Angry Left going through <a href="http://rovianconspiracy.blogspot.com/2006/06/reality-based-community-goes-through-5.html]the five stages of grieving[/url]:</p>
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  • Denial. [url=http://www.truthout.org/docs_2006/061206Z.shtml]Truthout.org[/url] (motto: "If you want the truth, get out of here") "reports" that Rove actually has been indicted. "As of Friday afternoon that indictment, returned by the grand jury the week of May 10th, remains under seal--more than a month after it was handed up by the grand jury. The case number is "06 cr 128." On the federal court's electronic database, '06
    cr 128' is listed along with a succinct summary: 'No further information is available.' " Says blogress [url=http://www.firedoglake.com/2006/06/13/dodging-cipa-graymail-bulletsand-other-legal-notes/]Christy Smith[/url]: "Unless and until I hear it from Patrick Fitzgerald, the investigation continues to be ongoing. Which means that there are still potential developments down the road."<br><br></li>
  • Bargaining. "This latest news doesn't prove or disprove the basic question of whether Fitzgerald was ready to indict Rove," claims [url=http://atrios.blogspot.com/2006_06_11_atrios_archive.html#115021086256551479]Duncan "Atrios" Black[/url]. "It's quite likely Rove has cut a deal of some sort. It's quite possible that Fitz's letter to Luskin, which hasn't been made public as far as I can tell, says something along the lines of 'as long as you cooperate as promised your ass is safe for now.' " Black's employer, [url=http://mediamatters.org/items/200606130002]Media Mutters[/url], says maybe Rove will lose his security clearance for--well, for what isn't quite clear.<br> <br>
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  • Anger. "He doesn't belong in the White House. If the president valued America more than he valued his connection to Karl Rove, Karl Rove would have been fired a long time ago," says Democratic National Committee chairman [url=http://www.woai.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=D3F63690-656F-4AA8-9A27-5EFD0CE765C1]Howard Dean[/url] on the "Today" show. "So I think this is probably good news for the White House, but it's not very good news for America." <br><br>
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  • Despair. "My Heart Is Broken, My Spirit Crushed, My Faith in America Destroyed," declares "[url=http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=102&topic_id=2335471&mesg_id=2335481]Dementer[/url]"on DemocraticUnderground.com. "On the other hand, I am sure that there are numerous other criminal enterprises that Kkkarl [sic] has participated in, so we just have to keep digging. Perhaps Fitz is doing just that--he has the license to do so. Or am I approaching the definition of insanity, here?"<br> <br>
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  • Acceptance. "I think the chances are nil that Luskin is making this up since that'd be practically daring Patrick Fitzgerald to indict his client," says [url=http://www.talkingpointsmemo.com/archives/008729.php]Josh Marshall[/url]. "Whatever else he may be . . ., he's no fool." Though Marshall must be feeling quite foolish for having been one of Wilson's most enthusiastic and credulous cheerleaders way back when.</li>[/LIST]<p>[url=http://www.drudgereport.com/flash2ri.htm]Drudge[/url] notes that many Angry Left Web sites have been strangely quiet, though MSNBC's [url=http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12131617/#060607a]Keith Olbermann[/url], who according to Drudge has predicted Rove's indictment at least 26 times, does comment: "It is the 'Perfect Storm' of baseball scandals." </p>


    • You are a such a sad, petty person. The fact that an adult, supposed professional lawyer, takes the time to make such a fancy little post that ultimately boils down to a petty "i told you so" logical fallacy is so sad.
    Are we still supposed to believe that you're married with a job? Are we?

    Bow ties are coool.