Now that Libby has been convicted... is there any chance that Cheney and Bush will follow?

[BlueStorm]

Will Fitz start investigations on them as well? God, I hope so... it would be very interesting what Fitz uncovers. All of the dirty stuff under those rocks. All of the scum, dirt and bile that has been hidden for 6 fucking long years.

I truly believe this may be the beginning. That the light is starting to shine in through the windows and is lightening up the room that is America. The dark entities that is the Bush Administration will try to run away from the light only to find themselves backed up into the darkest corner. Only the light will eventually reach that area, uncover and expose them for who they really are and their reptilian ways.

Let's hope that in the not so far off future there will be "GUILTY" convictions for this cabal.

Meanwhile, I'm just going to soak in today's news and feel good about it.

Peace,

Blue

[Ignacio Upton]

1. I'm wondering if Fitz will consider re-opening an investigation into Rove

But I have this feeling that we won't see either :(

[Dhalgren]

2. In a word, no. That's not how the ruling class operates in this country...

[No DUplicitous DUpe]

3. Not according to GOP talking head on MSNBC Brad Blakeman...

MSNBC Anchor: Do you think the VP Played a deeper role??

Brad Blakeman: No I Do Not.

The guy needs a laugh track to accompany his comments on MSNBC.

[Edweird]

4. I hope so....This plus walter reed, and ann coulter and the fbi agents

that admitted Sibel Edmonds was telling the truth... and who knows what other crimes they have committed are coming to light. A full court press is in order. Make them wear their crimes and lies around their necks like lead weights. Them make them walk the plank.

[ContraBass Black]

5. Not on these charges.

Libby was convicted of lying during the Plame investigation, not charges stemming from what was investigated.

[Lobster Martini]

6. No. Won't happen. Sorry.

The only way the Plame case could go any further up the food chain would be to have Scooter rat out his boss (suddenly I'm writing like Mickey Spillane--where did that come from?) which isn't going to happen. Scooter is not going to tick off the guy who will pardon him on his last day in the White House. He will appeal the decision, the appeal process will take months, and then he will get a pardon before W. takes the last plane to Crawford.

On a positive note, Patrick Fitzgerald is currently interrogating Dick Cheney's blood clot.