The quote might as well have been: "Conyers told us that Rove has a week to appear before his committee. If he doesn't, said Conyers, "We'll huff and we'll puff and we'll blow his house down," for all the muscle there is behind the threat.

How many of these people have been threatened since January of 2007?  And how many have complied?

I can't get excited about a group I don't respect.

Now they have time and energy to arrest Rove? I mean seriously, this might be comical but if I am sitting a home crying over the fact I am about to lose my house I am not going to be cheering. I am gonna be pissed off that this is what they are spending their time on.

Since then, the Judiciary Committee moved for partial summary judgment, and last week the defendants cross-moved to dismiss, primarily on the grounds that the Judiciary Committee, acting alone (that is to say, without the U.S. Attorney), simply doesn't have standing to bring the lawsuit at all.  Their memorandum of law begins,

This lawsuit and the relief it seeks are unprecedented. Never in American history has a federal court ordered an Executive Branch official to testify before Congress, and never in American history has the Executive Branch been required by court order to produce documents or a privilege log to Congress. For over two hundred years, when disputes have arisen between the political branches concerning the testimony of Executive Branch witnesses before Congress, or the production of Executive Branch documents to Congress, the branches have engaged in negotiation and compromise and, when necessary, have exercised the panoply of political tools at their disposal to resolve their differences through mutual accommodations.

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WOW... Intrigue, subterfuge and plotting... sounds like a good movie...

Didn't happen then and it ain't gonna happen now.  Democrats have NO backbone and are afraid to fight.  Don't expect nothing from the "impeachment is off the table crowd."