Insiders report a division within the White House, with one faction supporting Scooter Libby and another backing Karl Rove. This speculation follows increased activity between Rove's attorneys and prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald prior to Libby's indictment. The discussion suggests that Libby may have been set up as a scapegoat to divert attention from higher officials. The timeline of events, starting in 2003 and extending past the 2004 election, indicates a strategic delay by the administration. It is anticipated that Libby may not face charges until after the 2006 elections due to the extensive documentation involved. Questions arise regarding whether Libby acted independently in disclosing sensitive information, with some suggesting a possible deal for Libby to take the blame in exchange for a presidential pardon and future job security. The conversation highlights Rove's history of political maneuvering and raises doubts about loyalty within the administration.