When will pResident GW Bush pardon Kenny-Boy Lay?

[Bozita]

Poll question: When will pResident GW Bush pardon Kenny-Boy Lay?

[Richardo]

1. Never. There's no political payoff.

As has been mentioned elsewhere around here.

[Jacobin]

4. $$$ for the presidential library

Its how they are financed.

[Richardo]

6. Pfft. He'll never realease any papers from his administration

What library?

[Jacobin]

8. they are already planning it

its a tradition.

It'll be a smarmy selfcongratulatory collection of crap

[Richardo]

10. Think the original "Mission Accomplished" banner will be there?

:rofl:

[MessiahRp]

9. He could care less about political payoff

He doesn't care what people think of him or the scandals in the Administration. He wouldn't have put NSA director Hayden up for the CIA post when everyone was pissed about NSA reports if he cared.

Rp

[SteppingRazor]

2. Never...

Bush stands nothing to gain from pardoning Lay and plenty to lose

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

3. only if he thinks it will help him politically

Does Lay have $$ or influence over Bush now? It not, he's as useful as a used Kleenex-and will be treated as such.

[NoAmericanTaliban]

5. Bush doesn't know Kenny Boy & he certainly doesn't know Jack! n/t

[TheFarseer]

7. How the hell would they spin that?

As part of lower taxes? As part of the war on terror? Because of Ken's "pro-life" stance? No, I just don't think he can politically. You screw up that bad, they cut you loose.

[bryant69]

12. I agree

I mean maybe the last few days in office, when he won't be paying any political price for it, and then only if the Dems win in 2008. But even that relies on Bush giving a damn about someone who's not himself. And I'm not sure I'd bet on that.

Bryant
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[Bozita]

11. kick

[Snivi Yllom]

13. before Libby and Rove

It's gonna be a long line

[Bozita]

14. kick