Always Sorry to See His Backside

Mrturdblossom
Oh, Turdblossom. We hardly knew ya.

So Rove is leaving the White House at the end of the month. I can’t quite figure out the angle here. ‘Cept maybe Bush doesn’t want Karl on staff when the indictment comes. His departure makes it harder for the White House to keep him out of the Congressional hearing rooms, and out of the dock. I can’t see any substantive benefit to the Administration by Rove’s departure.

I can only conclude that Bush is planning to have Rove killed. It’s the only move that makes sense. While they’re at it, they should consider firing Gonzales on the same day. That way it’s easier to stage the homosexual murder-suicide of Rove by a distraught Gonzales and tie up two loose ends in a neat, sensational bow that no one would look behind. I mean, really, so many of these Republican movers are turning out to be kinky little twists who would question a homosexual murder-suicide at this point?

Maybe I’m wrong, but Karl, you would do well to hire some of those Blackwater folks until Bush is out of office. Wouldn’t want anything bad to happen to you. And if Gonzales comes knocking at your door in the middle of night saying he needs to talk… well, just don’t answer the door.


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3 thoughts on “Always Sorry to See His Backside”

  1. Comprehensive Immigration Reform going down in Flames tanked McCain, Graham, Kennedy and Bush!

    Rove teamed up with La Raza to get this done against The Will of The American People!

    Let this serve as a lesson to Political Correctness Advocates ; You Are Next!

  2. Love the Rove/Gonzales scenario. Maybe you should turn to writing romance novels or gossip columns in your spare time. LOL I’m sure they have some scheme that will be revealed to us in the coming months.

  3. rumor has it that he resigned in order to get fisa passed…of course, i have no link to back that up 🙂

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