Bush : Leaker in Chief

Bush is the man who OK'd the leak of CIA agent Valerie Plame's name. Technically he had to be involved because the only way information of that kind can be declassified is by the President. Since that is his job title it falls on him. Lewis "Scooter Libby, Vice-President Dick Cheney's former chief of staff, testified that Bush authorized him to leak the information on Plame to the press.

Bush must resign!

Congress can no longer allow this man to sit in office. Republicans and Democrats must get together on this and hold Bush accountable for this treason. There is no explanation that can justify what was done in the Plame case. The only benefit was to discredit a political opponent, Plame's husband Joe Wilson. Wilson, you should remember, issued a report that there were no nuclear weapons program in Iraq. He has since be proven correct, but at the time the Bushies were pushing hard for war and the WMD's were the only way they could sell this bogus war to the good people of this country. No weapons, no war.

Bush needed this war to quiet the talk that was still circling about the 2000 election. Cheney, Wolfowitz, and Rumsfeld have been planning this for 20 years and this was there only chance to get into war in the Middle East. They needed to concoct a believable story. Plus they knew that they had sold Saddam WMD's in the past during their work for previous administrations. (Reagan & Bush I)

So we now can be fairly certain that Bush, Cheney, Rove, and Libby were all involved in leaking this agent's name to the press for political gain. This is an illegal and treasoness offense punishable by law. And let's not forget Scott McClellan, he has stated on numerous occasions how no one from the administrations was involved, obviously a lie. He is at least guilty of aiding and abetting these traitors. Besides Bush's own words at the time of the leak was that "anyone from his administration that is involved will not be a part of his administration."

A truly religious man could not lie so easily and often. Step down Mr. Bush. It's the right thing to do.