George W. Bush: The Legend of Zero. Now showing all across America.

A just completed survey of the American public show that 55 percent believes that the Libby case indicates wider problems "with ethical wrongdoing" in the White House. And by a 3 to 1 ratio, 46 percent to 15 percent, Americans say the level of honesty and ethics in the government has declined rather than risen under Bush. A majority -- 55 percent -- said the decision of Special Counsel Patrick J. Fitzgerald to bring charges against Libby was based on the facts of the case, while 30 percent said he was motivated by partisan politics. Now Fitzgerald is a lifelong Republican reporting to the Bush Administration’s own Justice Department and it was the CIA that demanded the investigation which led to Fitzgerald’s appointment (after Attorney General Ashcroft fumbled the investigation for five months and had to recuse himself because of his close ties to Rove and Bush). So exactly why these geniuses (who make up the 30 percent of inbred nose-picking hillbillies) get the idea that an investigation lead by a Republican reporting to the Bush Administration following a request of the CIA is somehow partisan against the Republican Party is only the kind of drivel that dribbles out of the drooping pie-holes of Fox News Channel viewers and others aboard the political short bus.