[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Already debunked by our lovely Ann Coulter

http://www.townhall.com/columnists/anncoulter/ac20040715.shtml

[bigsigh]

Since Rove has admittied what he said, it seems pretty straight forward. Nice try by Ann. We can say all we want about Wilson, but Rove was wrong and now that it's out he should resign for all the crap.

[concerned about politics]

Already debunked by our lovely Ann Coulter

I wouldn't be surprised to find out Wilson himself outed her to get buyers for his then upcoming book. People love scandal!
Bush ignored his Africa report, and Wilson wasn't any too happy to be snubbed by the big guy!

[SALChamps03]

You know the rules. Where are the photos?!

[kcvl]

Most amusingly, despite Wilson's insistence that he had been tapped for the Niger trip based on his nonexistent expertise and zero credentials, the Senate committee produced his wife's memo recommending her husband for the (unpaid) job. This followed Wilson's assertions that his wife "definitely had not proposed that I make the trip" and his astonishment that anyone could imagine his wife was "somehow involved in this," saying that "just defies logic."

When presented with the memo from his wife recommending him for the job, Wilson said only that his wife was not the one who made the decision to send him to Niger. This cleared up the matter for anyone who had been under the impression Wilson was married to George Tenet.

As an aside, I note that the main point of the Senate report was to slam the agency for its Mickey Mouse intelligence gathering on weapons of mass destruction. Guess what Wilson's wife does at the CIA? That's right! She gathers intelligence on weapons of mass destruction! No wonder she claims to be "undercover." Her fantasist husband calls the incompetent CIA paper-pusher "Jane Bond." (I'm an astronaut!)

[smiley]

unfortunately, BigSigh doesn't want to read what our lovely Ann Coulter has to say regarding the facts.....