One down, two to go. . . (indictments)

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Not since the Tea Pot Dome scandal in the Grant administration have politicians been running away from the spotlight as quickly as possible. Delay is fucked. Indictments, improper use of government funds and links to other nefarious activities destroys the "Bulldog" of the House of Representatives. One down. Gone for an unknown period of time and leaving Bush without his most rabid supporter in the House.

Frist is now being investigated on insider trading and the administration had all ready used its get outta jail free card for Kenny Boy Lay. So, Frist, too, will more than likely go down in flames, a fire of his own making.

Finally, Rove. . . Nothing has been happening on the Fitzpatrick front. No word. But, those words will be coming soon and followed by indictments. Then, Rove will be gone.

Three political allies of the Bush administration. Three of the strongest, most conservative members going down in flames of corruption. This ain't the liberal media and this ain't having sex with an intern in the Oval Office. This is plain and disgusting corruption. But, Bush will be left without his friends that protected him. Rove, the mastermind, Delay, the bully, and Frist, the handsome one, will all be gone. And, Bush will be alone, sitting with Cheney by his side, wondering what to do over Johnny Walker Black Label whiskey. . . after all is said and done, we may be hearing: "America deserves a full time President and a full time Congress, should I stay on for my own personal vindication, America would have neither. So, I resign from the Office of President effective at 12:00 pm tomorrow."

[Oreo]

1. Don't forget Limbaugh

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102x1810579
He's still under investigation

Limbaugh's doctors sought in probe
Tuesday, September 27, 2005


WEST PALM BEACH, Florida (AP) -- Prosecutors want to question Rush Limbaugh's physicians in their probe of the conservative commentator's possible "doctor shopping" for prescription painkillers, according to a motion filed Tuesday.

Prosecutors believe Limbaugh illegally deceived multiple doctors to receive overlapping prescriptions for painkillers. He has not been charged with a crime.

Limbaugh's attorneys argue the request for depositions from the doctors and their employees could reveal privileged medical information.

Limbaugh has acknowledged an addiction to pain medication, attributing it to severe back pain, and took a five-week leave from his radio show to enter a treatment program in October 2003.

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2. Limbaugh is a pissant in this whole thing.

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3. It's still fun to watch him sweat

I'd love nothing more than to have them use his own words against him. Now THAT would be true justice!

http://www.buzzflash.com/analysis/03/10/ana03004.html

(With thanks to Buzz Flash)