And, Finally, Here Come the Indictments...

After watching MSNBC tonight, the veteran is a bit lost as to what Joe Scarborough's opinion on the leak case is. It would seem he's all for taking out Scooter Libby (who's certainly not an unknown), but he gave little information on how he feels about Karl Rove (a slippery bastard, to be sure). At any rate, it's starting to seem much like a reality show. In other news, Harriet Miers has withdrawn herself from the nomination to replace Supreme Court justice Sandra Day O'Connor. Miers, a relative unknown with around twenty-seven years of regular judicial experience, made the decision completely on her own according to the White House. With her readily apparent lack of knowledge on Constitutional law (yes, there is a difference between that and regular laws, if you're a newbie), it would seem to be a wise choice on her part. It remains to be seen, however, whether the President will lose face over this affair, and who he will nominate next.
Also, it would seem that a small SNAFU with The Onion has caused some angst in the hallowed halls of the White House. Quite simply, the Onion is a source of satire and parody, much like Wonkette (both are wicked funny). The use of the Presidential Seal along with parody speeches has inflamed relations with the White House, and there appears to be a protest going on in retaliation (against the White House). For your disapproval, therefore, I present my copy of the Presidential Seal: