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Is Rove the Next to Go? [VIDEO]

What's Jack Abramoff got to do with it?
November 17, 2006  |  
 
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ThinkProgress is reporting that:

[O]ne top West Wing advisor said that the unexpected ouster of Rove aide Susan Ralston over ethics questions was orchestrated by Miers as a signal to Rove to leave. The advisor said that Rove is aware of the situation and that a departure might come in "weeks, not months."
The co-author of the Rove tome, Bush's Brain, connects some of the dots between Susan Ralston, Jack Abramoff and a possible reason for a precipitous Rove departure...

Evan Derkacz is an AlterNet editor. He writes and edits PEEK, the blog of blogs.

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