I am just pondering Dick's outrage that Bush didn't pardon Scooter Libby.

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A real crack opened between them at that time. One key to this whole house of cards could be that Dick made some promises he couldn't (and can't) keep.

[Cha]

1. Could be..hopefully we'll

get to learn down the road a bit a lot more about mr dick cheney's pathological actions in his heinous activities.

[denem]

4. I thinking more of solemn assurances he gave out

that the whole group would be safe, all the way down the line. I remember at one stage there was speculation of an unprecedented carte blance presidential pardon of just about everything.

[Cha]

6. Sorry..Yes, I saw where

you were going with that and it sounds like a good deduction.

[Hello_Kitty]

2. Sing Scooter! Sing! eom

[babylonsister]

3. It says in here that Dick is

Now this weekend's ruminations on Fox News with Sean Hannity by former Vice President Dick Cheney make more sense, he is in a panic to protect his old chum Donald Rumsfeld. The right-wing is crying foul suggesting that this marks a "politicization" of intelligence. I regret to inform them that already took place the moment Donald Rumsfeld chose to make torture an instrument of state policy.

:shrug: Makes sense to me. Cheney probably doesn't have a whole lot of old chums left.

http://www.mydd.com/story/2009/4/22/23258/2664

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5. The one thing Poppy Bush would have advised 43 is how to CYA.

Being director of the CIA does have it's benefits.