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so now the former press secretary to the white house is saying that the president himself was involved in the leak of a cia operative.

what happens when the president of the united states is a traitor? it would be a crime if you or i ousted an undercover agent. obviously the president is above the law, but is he totally above the law? will the white house face any tough questions about this??

andrew card was a weasel and total republican creep. but he always seemed to lie to us with a straight face and look of confidence, like he actually believed the trash coming out of his mouth. now he is telling the world that the highest order of government was directly involved in ousting a cia operative, just to squash the fact that iraq was zero threat to the united states.

silence the critics and start a war. what does it take for a president to be impeached in this country? the sad part is that there are many assholes still out there that firmly believe their "support the troops" magnet makes them a better american. ignorance is bliss for the uninformed.

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