Reply #39: Guest on MSNBC commented on the unusual length of the indictment in this case. [View All]

[McCamy Taylor]

Said that the feds were trying to get around the rule about Grand Jury secrecy. He said that usually a federal indictment is much more succinct but in this case they made the indictment very long and detailed so that they could release a lot of information that would ordinarily remain secret to the public.

Now, why do that? Why send Fitz and the other feds out to talk about how shocking it all was? They want the press to cover it. They want public opinion to demand more. They want the press to demand more. They want Fitz's term of office extended and the scope of his investigation broadened...to include Obama? That is what I am afraid of. And that gives us Whitewater II.

Anytime someone changes their usual habits you have to ask why. Fitz is known for keeping his mouth shut. In this case, he is blabbing about everything and everyone. He wants the press to talk about this case nonstop. He is using the media attention. He is not a sloppy casual man. So, why did he change his habits? Because he needs help in getting to Obama. There is no other logical explanation. If someone else can give me a logical explanation, please do.

Fitz may not think he is doing bad. Maybe he thinks that Rezko had dirt on Obama that he never spilled because he hoped for a presidential pardon. Maybe Fitz is just being a pit bull. Maybe he is trying to get Obama involved so that he will be unable to pardon anyone convicted in the case. He can be trying to go after Obama for the purest of motives. But Obama is my president and I do not want to see him targeted by some idiot federal prosecutor who wants to play Les Miserables