Bush Promotes Free Trade, Democracy in Argentina
Bush Promotes Free Trade, Democracy in Argentina: "MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina, Nov. 4 -- President Bush, with domestic woes following him to a meeting of Western Hemisphere leaders in this seaside city, sidestepped questions Friday on whether his top adviser, Karl Rove, would keep his job.
Speaking to reporters before the official opening of the two-day Summit of the Americas, Bush refused to discuss Rove's future while a probe is underway into the senior aide's role in the leak of an undercover CIA officer's name.
"We're going through a very serious investigation," Bush said. "And I . . . have told you before that I'm not going to discuss the investigation until it's completed."
Rove remains under investigation and at risk of being indicted. Some Democrats have called on Bush to fire Rove because of the legal cloud hanging over him."
Speaking to reporters before the official opening of the two-day Summit of the Americas, Bush refused to discuss Rove's future while a probe is underway into the senior aide's role in the leak of an undercover CIA officer's name.
"We're going through a very serious investigation," Bush said. "And I . . . have told you before that I'm not going to discuss the investigation until it's completed."
Rove remains under investigation and at risk of being indicted. Some Democrats have called on Bush to fire Rove because of the legal cloud hanging over him."
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