Bush to "take care" of criminal who outed CIA agent...

[rfranklin]

"If there's a leak out of my administration I want to know who it is," the President George W. Bush said this week. "And if the person has violated the law that person will be taken care of."

How do you think that person will be 'taken care of?'

[leftofthedial]

1. dead or alive

no cave deep enough


well paid and retired in luxury

[grasswire]

2. he's not the only pug who used that phrase.

I heard it three times today. The person will be "taken care of."

I think it's a slip. We know that if someone is tapped to take the fall, he/she will be rewarded, big time. "Taken care of."

[soothsayer]

5. Same with "to the fullest extent"---leaving out "of the law"

Is that an accident, or deliberate?

[Mz Pip]

3. He'll probably

get a promotion and a raise. That seems to be what happens to the rest of the thugs around Bush.

MzPip
:dem:

[roguevalley]

4. promoted.

*

[PurityOfEssence]

6. I was thinking more along the lines of cement jackboots

There's something truly mafia-like to the way he uttered it too...

Nacht und Nebel. (That was Hitler's "Night and Fog" decree, remember?)

[Algorem]

9. Like "The little chickenshit is going to be taken care of":What a fly on a

wall in Kennebunkport may have heard before the Wellstone crash.

[readmylips]

7. Phrase 'taken care of' no different from...

'his wife is game.' The phrase used against Mrs. Wilson. They all talk the same cowboy language.

[Solly Mack]

8. Yeah yeah....

did he stamp his feet when he said this?...shake his finger?...make a serious face?