Corruption in the White House?

[Crazy Cooter]

So I'm reading through a bunch of news stuff and find this:

"Aug. 7, 2005 -- Newsweek magazine is reporting that the Bush administration has changed its mind and decided to nominate Robert D. McCallum, Jr., instead of former White House deputy counsel Timothy E. Flanigan as the next Deputy Attorney General. McCallum, a Class of 1968 Yale and Skull and Bones classmate of George W. Bush, will supervise Rovegate Special Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald at a time when indictments in the White House outing of the identity of CIA covert agent Valerie Plame Wilson and her Brewster Jennings & Associates non-official cover colleagues are expected to be announced. McCallum will replace James Comey, who appointed Fitzgerald, with a provision there would be no interference by him in the Special Prosecutor's work. That situation is expected to change drastically. McCallum has been serving as third in command of the Justice Department as Associate Attorney General under Comey."

Now for those of you following my post about the bilderbergs and the investigation Fitzgerald... I ask you, am I being paranoid?

That is just toooo coincidental.

[Dexter]

And this coming after junior changes his statement 'anybody involved in the leak will no longer work for this administration' to 'anybody who has committed a crime will no longer work for this administration' once he found out Rove was the culprit.

Now get your old skull and bones buddy to supervise the prosecutor and help skew the definition of 'crime' and rove gets off the hook.

Implausible, sure. Imposssible? Not for the bush regieme.