I think he's zeroing in on Cheney next.

Oh, yes.  Oh, yes.  Ohhhhhhhh, yessss.

An untypical Negro

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Were you inspired for that title by this diary?

So. Will you replace the frog face with that of Turdblossom or Scooter?

Can't hear ya, Peach!

Your Frog Marcher in chief,
G W Bush

P.S.: Enclosed is a picture from my date. I thought I might want to get used to handcuffs.

If you care to contact me or my friend for a date, we can both be reached at:

202-456-1111

Or we can often be found frolicking at the Froggy Bottom and Top Club in Washington.

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I'll give up coffee as a sacrifice.

I do not want my grandchildren or any child, one day stopped in the USA or in any country and picked up on the streets to be tortured by the CIA.

To thine own self be true. W.S.

October 26, 2005
Leak Prosecutor Meets With Grand Jury but Makes No Announcements
By BRIAN KNOWLTON, International Herald Tribune

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 -- Tensions rose today at the White House as a special prosecutor met with a grand jury but postponed at least until Thursday any public announcement of a decision on indictments over the leak of a C.I.A. operative's identity.

As the special counsel, Patrick Fitzgerald, neared the end of a nearly two-year investigation, speculation continued to grow that one or two top White House advisers, and perhaps more, might face criminal indictments.

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While at least one indictment was expected, other possibilities remained: no one might be indicted; indictments could be issued, but under seal; or Mr. Fitzgerald could seek an extension of the grand jury before its term expires. It is also possible that the special prosecutor may decide to name, in a phrase made notorious by the Watergate scandal, one or more unindicted co-conspirators.

If Mr. Fitzgerald decides against an indictment on the core issue of the unmasking of a covert agent, he may still seek charges involving the mishandling of classified information, the making of false statements or obstruction of justice. There are signs that Republicans plan a strategy of playing down any indictments as trivial and possibly political, though Mr. Fitzgerald has been widely described as a respected career prosecutor above from political machinations

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Only one in 10 Americans said they believe Bush administration officials did nothing illegal or unethical in connection with the leaking of a CIA operative's identity, according to a national poll released Tuesday.

Ignorance abounds... And I think the media is at fault for that.

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For if it prosper, none dare call it treason."

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