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Originally Posted by uno
The president will not be implicated. They've learned to keep the top brass out of these decisions from Nixon. Reagan managed to stay out of most of the limelight from Iran-Contra. I'd imagine the president doesn't ask how things will happen and insists upon not being told. Plausable deniability is a beautiful thing for them. All they need say is "get it done".
Worst case scenario? I'd say that would be the best case if everyone caught it from the top down. It's times like this that I almost miss independant prosecutors like Ken Starr. I never thought I'd say that, but crimes beyond what a president does with his own dick should probably be investigated. Blowjob? Who gives a fuck? Outing a covert CIA agent for political retribution? That is near treasonous.
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Excellent points!
Rove however is his campaign guru. What if Rove broke the law somewhere and the rumors of voter improprieties comes to light? Bush has the lowest approval rating in American history as of late. That's fucking scary. That means the majority of Americans are unsatisfied with him. That's unprecedented.
There are some skeletons in the closet and this investigation is gonna bring some out. Clinton was no saint by a long shot. Former FBI Director Louis Freeh's new book just tears Clinton's administration apart for being a bunch of southern gangsters. Bush's people are no different. Where Reagan was a stand up guy, he was surrounded by crooks. They almost brought him down. Bush on the other hand has some scary things coming to light about his character. Word is he's bi-sexual or gay and it's from some sort of fraternity thing and major male prostitution ring.
What we're witnessing is the power of the web. Whistleblowers are coming out of the woodwork and no one can stop them. If they bring just one, just one of these alleged male prostitutes to the floor it will destroy the Republican and Democratic parties for what they are.
We're about to see what many of us know already, this planet is a pimp's paradise.