[Pikamax]

leave to the WSJ to actually give the whole story instead of the revisionist history going on everywhere else.

[Piquaboy]

Just another non story blown all out of porportions by the great media and their coharts in the Rat party to beat us over the head with day after day.

[Dominick]

He exposed a CIA OVERT agent, she wasn't covert by any means. How can you be covert if you show up everyday to work at the HQ!

[Alia]

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[Old Grumpy]

Thank God for the WSJ and FOX, which are the only two news agencies who have told the truthful side of this story so far (that I'm aware of, anyway).

[Stand W]

I saw this morning on CNN the bald-headed douchebag "political analyst" (I don't remember his name, I rarely watch CNN) reporting on the Rove matter. I had already read the Byron York piece posted here, so wanted to see how straight he'd play it.

Yikes! Talk about wilfull disregard for the truth! He still treats Wilson as credible, third-party source.

[syriacus]

Imus and Harold Ford were busily spreading lies about this story this morning.

I don't think I've ever seen Imus be so accepting of hogwash from a guest.

[Mr. K]

Rove should have done something the media doesn't care about- like stuff classified documents in his underwear and steal them from the national archives, or rape Juanita Broderick

[Falcon4.0]

"Mr. Fitzgerald has become an unguided missile,... even as it becomes clearer all the time that no underlying crime was at issue.

This is what Judge Napolitano was basically saying on Fox News last night. If your a Special Prosecutor and you get the "BIG FISH" your a celebrity. If you don't get the big fish, your toast. So you might not get him on what he did, but what he said afterward.

[Mr. K]

or take 900 FBI files

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[kevinm13]

Excellent reporting. Facts laid out clearly and truthfully with little name calling. This is what journalism should be about.