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| Monday, May 15, 2006 |
| Whither Karl Rove |
Jason Leopold reported this weekend that Karl Rove has informed the White House that he will be indicted in the CIA leak case and that he will then immediately resign. Of course, this touched off a furor around the blogosphere.
Today, NRO's Byron York says it's not true. (HT to Talkleft)
Jason says yes it is, and he'll even disclose his sources if he turns out to be wrong.
We shall see.
Tags: Plamegate, Karl Rove, Valerie Plame, Politics, Libby, Bush, Cheney, rove, Iraq |
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