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Rove End-Runs House Democrats

consortiumnews.com — The King of Sleaze Karl Rove, who has refused to appear before the House Judiciary Committee, ran an end-around against Democratic leaders by having his denial of sponsoring a political prosecution inserted into the Congressional Record by a senior Republican.

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  • keymanjim2, on 07/24/2008, -11/+3Rove wins again. Suck it dems.
  • FrankHope, on 07/24/2008, -0/+3The House Judiciary Committee is playing a game with the Bush Impeachment. The Democrats are just trying to get some political gains from this. I exclude Kucinich and Wexler from this, but unfortunately Conyers has bought into this game.

    See this article for more:
    http://www.afterdowningstreet.org/?q=node/30384
    Wexler proposed opening impeachment hearings on Cheney. Conyers committee staffer Perry Appelbaum laid out instead a schedule for non-impeachment hearings over the coming 11 months. Conyers' notion is to hold non-impeachment hearings on "the imperial presidency" and run out the clock. I guess that would be sort of like a dozen police officers paying a non-arresting visit to the home of a mass murderer. Seriously? An "imperial" president, and you don't impeach him, and you don't retire or commit suicide? This baffles me.
  • redcolumbine, on 07/24/2008, -0/+5Caught? Quick, falsify the record!
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