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Originally Posted by Preechr
I don't think the Abramoff "scandal" alone would have been it for Card, or even if it shaded his report card, but I'm thinking this is definitely related to the ports thing.
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Which is why I included the Abramoff issue among those things, and not as a sole reason. Keep in mind, any internal resignations will be linked to scandals by the Left regardless of whether or not there's any real connection. I'm guessing the administration had that inm ind when they put it off for three weeks.
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I don't agree that this was the result of a Rove power play. Card's made it too far into the game to have suddenly become a liability to Rove's machine. I see this as more of a calculated move by TeamBush© than a sign of some sort of internal collapse.
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Whether ROve pushed for the resignation or not is irrelevant. The common conception is that Rove and Card didn't get along, and that they competed for attention and priority. Also, see today's "The Note" at ABC.com. This guy Bolten is apparently tight with Rove. To assume that Rove, who quite arrogantly has his fingers in everything, had no role or whispers in this at all would be silly.
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That being said, I haven't actually read the first word about this yet, so these are just my uninformed first impressions based solely on Max's post. I reserve the right to completely contradict myself at a later time.
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