What should Bloomberg have done after Karl Rove's accusing Democrats of enabling terrorism?

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He should go even further

Submitted by mole333 on 28 June 2005 - 2:50pm.

He needs to demand that Bush fire Rove. And he should demand an apology from Bush for defending Rove. If Bloomberg doesn't stand up for NYC, why is he our mayor?

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It's such an obvious desperate move to please the White House

Submitted by Liza Sabater on 28 June 2005 - 2:56pm.

What with Bush's non-interest in the whole thing. I mean, seriously, he sends Condoleezza Rice as cheerleader? WTF?

I'm just ferklempt at how low he will go to get what he wants.

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