Squeal, Pig

Karl Rove had better stay away from small airplanes.

Does Rove Have a Secret Plea Deal?

As I noted earlier, the news reports on Rove are conflicting. But this statement by one "non-legal" member of his team, who I assume is the P.R. specialist Mark Carballo who signed on to Rove's team the other day, leads me to believe Rove took a deal and Fitzgerald has agreed not to announce it immediately:

"A person outside the legal profession familiar with recent developments in the case said Thursday night that Rove's team does not believe he is out of legal jeopardy yet but likely would be spared bad news Friday when the White House fears the first indictments will be issued. Fitzgerald signaled Thursday he might keep Rove under continuing investigation, sparing him from immediate charges, the person said."

...Once again, my post, How Karl Rove Could Walk.

Things are probably pretty chilly for Karl in the Vice-President's office.

Now that Cheney's competitors in the Company have a pigeon in the Oval Office, you might see a number of odd and inexplicable occurences. For example, there will likely be an increasing disconnect between NeoCon policy and its implementation designed to keep Karl's sweet bottom away from the Pen. Of course, once Dear Leader realizes which worm has turned, he's left with his role model's alledged advice: he can only hold him closer.