Rove is a coward - he doesn't have the courage or the integrity to testify under oath.

[blm]

And THAT should be the only thing we hear from Dem lawmakers, pundits and spokespeople whenever they talk about Rove over the next few weeks.

Keep saying it until the media HEARS it.

[deutsey]

1. Oh, but that would be such bad form on the Democrats' part

Don't you think?

:sarcasm:

[mac56]

2. If he has nothing to hide, nothing he's ashamed to admit -

why should he be afraid of testifying under oath?

Isn't that what they asked President Clinton over and over?

Isn't that their justification for illegal wiretapping and intercepting e-mails?

[Cabcere]

3. In other news, the Pope is Catholic

and bears sh*t in the woods. ;) Seriously, though, I think you're absolutely right. Kicking this.

[dkofos]

4. We couldn't do that, he might get his feelings hurt.

[Kurovski]

5. ...And he might do something bad to us.

[LeFleur1]

6. Coward

Rove wouldn't dare step up and do what he does in the daylight. He hides while he does his dirty work, and the dirty work he does is for someone who will try his best to see to it that this whiny coward doesn't have to face anyone and tell the truth.
He wants to go on lying, to go on doing his dirty deeds which are not, and never have been, in the best interests of this country or our Constitution.

[Vickers]

7. As someone said the other day: are they THAT scared of putting their

hand on the Bible?

:shrug:

[glitch]

10. Good one! nt

[Dulcinea]

8. He can't.

If Rove testifies under oath, & actually tells the truth, the whole house of cards comes tumbling down.

[Generic Brad]

9. News flash!

The whole house of cards IS falling down.