Is there anything more All-American these days than selective reporting? This article is loaded with it. First, it states that the revealing of a covert agent's name is against the law, but doesn't bother to state all of the conditions that the agent and revealing have to meet, which in this case they meet none of them. The prosecuter may indict Rove but there's a zero percent chance of conviction.
The author also states that Bush initially said that he would dispose of any staffer involved in the leak, but then backtracked and said that he would only dispose of someone convicted of a crime. Bush was asked about this by the media about a gazillion times, and there are numerous instances where he used the terms interchangeably - sometimes during the same statement. There was no backtracking, just burnout from saying the same damn thing over, and over, and over again.
Besides, what does Bush care if Rove is indicted? He's not running for office anymore, so why should he care how fired up the Left and the media gets? Are there any Republicans out there, or even moderates, that give a crap about this? I don't hear anyone but Liberals, expecially Chris Mathews, getting worked up over this.