Tuesday, July 19, 2005
Isn't it Ironic?
Bush Says He'll Fire Any Aide Who 'Committed a Crime' - New York Times
"If someone committed a crime, they will no longer work in my administration. I don't know all the facts; I want to know all the facts."
I find it ironic that the President insists on waiting until all the facts are in before deciding whether to punish Karl Rove for leaking, in an attempt to smear the reputation of the man who accused the President of not wanting to know all the facts before rushing to war. A war that is costing Americans hundreds of billions of dollars and thousands of lives, not to mention the misery and death we have foisted on the Iraqis while "waging democracy".(I love that phrase, thanks, James Wolcott)
"If someone committed a crime, they will no longer work in my administration. I don't know all the facts; I want to know all the facts."
I find it ironic that the President insists on waiting until all the facts are in before deciding whether to punish Karl Rove for leaking, in an attempt to smear the reputation of the man who accused the President of not wanting to know all the facts before rushing to war. A war that is costing Americans hundreds of billions of dollars and thousands of lives, not to mention the misery and death we have foisted on the Iraqis while "waging democracy".(I love that phrase, thanks, James Wolcott)
