The WH: Evil Geniuses or Nincompoops? Your Call

Either the BushMen are the most twisted, nasty, dirty-tricks playing, lying, cheating low-lifes ever to hit Washington, DC. Or they are the worst bunch of bungling ignoramuses since the burglary of Democrat headquarters in the Watergate office complex. A woeful choice alas, but there it is. Either the WH set up Kerik/Giuliani to fall by knowing Kerik would not survive even a half-hearted investigation, or their corruption sniffers couldn’t find a crook with a map and John Walsh as a guide. The White House fascists (Dick Cheney, Karl Rove, The Carlyle Group, and nominally, the little Bushmaton puppet) may be global supremist sociopaths but they aren’t stupid. So that leaves only one option. This morning’s New York Times lays the entire Kerik debacle at ex-NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani’s feet. Since he investigated Kerik early-on when he made him head of the New York Police Department in 1995, he should have known all the unsavory items in Kerik’s past. And he should have given the White House a heads-up. Why? Why was it up to Giuliani to rat-out his business partner? Doesn’t the White House do its own investigations? Of course it does. And you can bet the rent and take no risks that the White House has a book as big as a Tom Wolfe novel on Rudy Giuliani, including all the irregularities in Bernie Kerik’s life. So, knock it off New York Times and the rest of the MSM. It will not fly that the White House didn’t know specifics and details on Kerik/Giuliani/mob suspicions/petty crimes et alia and etcetera. Of course there is a possibility that has not been advanced yet as to why the White House would lead Kerik/Giuliani down the garden path only to crucify them. Maybe the WH is just having fun. Remember the stories that George W. Bush used to blow up frogs for fun when he was young*? Maybe that’s what the White House is doing. You know...even fascist sociopaths get bored. *Nicholas Kristof, NYT 5/21/00 --interview with George W. Bush's boyhood buddy, Terry Throckmorton. ''We were terrible to animals,'' recalled Mr. Throckmorton, laughing. "A dip behind the Bush home turned into a small lake after a good rain, and thousands of frogs would come out. Everybody would get BB guns and shoot them,'' Mr. Throckmorton said. ''Or we'd put firecrackers in the frogs and throw them and blow them up.''