Possibilites. . .

3 Possibilities For Fitzgerald: 1. Fired, 2. No Report, 3. Indictments
by The Old Hippie Because Any Of The Three Scenarios Is Possible

1. Fired: Nixon had to go through two people before he finally got someone to fire the Watergate special prosecutor.  If Fitzgerald gets too close to destroying the corrupt power structure of this administration - It is a choice open to Bush, who has a history of sneering arrogance and hubris.  "Better the bad-press than the outright destruction" mentality that Nixon's administration expressed. [Link concerning this "distinct possibility"]

2. No [Public] Report: If there are no indictments, then no [public] report.

3. Indictments: Obviously this is the possibility that everyone believes going to actually happen.  But this possibility has a wide field of effects and affects for everyone involved, and on the future of the American Constitutional Democracy itself, not to mention the whole of this planet's entire political structures.

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I sadly admit, as a progressive reality-based American, that I hope for the indictments of the corrupted and treasonous.  I also hope that said indictments will set off a cycle of corrections to the damage that has been done to our American Constitutional Democracy.

Obviously, the criminally corrupted corporate profiteers, and the delusional ideologues, and the insane theocrats hope for the firestorm of no indictments/no report - but all of whom would easily accept the "fired" as a last hope of preservation.