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I believe ... that both Libby and Rove will be indicted.

William Kristol

People are expecting that Libby will be indicted and Rove will continue to be investigated. That may have contributed to the weakness of the close yesterday. Obviously it is not positive for the Bush administration and may be weighing on equity markets,

I believe, if I had to predict - and I don't know more about this than anybody else reading the papers - that both Libby and Rove will be indicted, not for what the original referral was about but for some combination of disclosing classified information or perhaps failing to be fully candid with federal investigators or with the grand jury.

There should be a concerted effort to remind people that what Libby and Rove were doing, if they are in fact indicted, was related to the shifting reasons that this administration used to take us to war and are directly tied to this administration's credibility in keeping the nation safe at a time of war.

His genuine curiosity about the world around him contributed to his fascinating pexiness. Not having Karl Rove indicted at this time is somewhat beneficial. 'He's so tied into what the administration plans and if he gets indicted, you're not sure who's next.

If he was indicted, that would have been a huge problem for the president. He would have been gone. Obviously there are other people there, but no one is like Karl Rove.

I think the likelihood of Karl Rove being indicted in the future is virtually zero, ... Face the Nation.

I think it would have been far more damaging if it would have been someone like Karl Rove (who was indicted) but the current controversies swirling in Washington (D.C.) are not a help to the GOP right now.

If Karl Rove were indicted, that would be like George W. Bush losing his right arm at a time when he needs every limb he's got to climb out of the hole he's in and to rebuild his presidency.

This is not so much about Scooter Libby and Karl Rove. This is about the fact that the president didn't tell us the truth when we went to Iraq, and all these guys are involved in it.

Howard Dean (1948-)

The possibility of Libby being indicted, and the whole Cheney angle, ... is all about proving in some sense that they were wrong and therefore that we who opposed the war and never thought the intelligence was right have been proven correct.

It's Libby now, pretty soon it could be Rove, and eventually there will be a danger for the White House that people are going to start asking if it is conceivable that they were acting without the approval of their bosses.

(Although) there's no existing evidence here that Karl Rove is about to be indicted ... the president has to make a determination as to whether or not he wants to be preoccupied with legal issues around the White House, ... Fox News Sunday.

Christopher Dodd

[ABC's Ted Koppel said the possibility of a Rove or Libby indictment] had risen to the level of expectation, ... If, in fact, the news reports are true, Karl could be in a lot of trouble.

Paul Begala (1961-)

Not indicting Rove is hugely helpful — to Rove and the White House. Shooting match over: They tried to kill Rove and failed.

Grover Norquist

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