MSNBC: Karl Rove in Trouble
Think Progress has a report from MSNBC that at least one of their reporters believes Karl Rove will be indicted:
Shuster goes on to make a couple of more points that support his belief Rove will be indicted. But many of us have been following this story for almost three years now; longer, if you count the WMD bamboozlement from its origins in 2002. I'll believe it when I see it. To be honest, I don't understand how Karl Rove has escaped indictment so far. And why has Congress failed to investigate the intelligience manipulations in the first place?
Tonight on Countdown with Keith Olbermann, MSNBC reporter David Shuster said he was “convinced that Karl Rove will, in fact, be indicted.” He made three points to support his position:
1. Rove wouldn’t have testified for the 5th time unless he believed it was the only way he could avoid indictment. At this point, according to Shuster, the burden is on Rove to stop it.
Shuster goes on to make a couple of more points that support his belief Rove will be indicted. But many of us have been following this story for almost three years now; longer, if you count the WMD bamboozlement from its origins in 2002. I'll believe it when I see it. To be honest, I don't understand how Karl Rove has escaped indictment so far. And why has Congress failed to investigate the intelligience manipulations in the first place?
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