[Prost1]

Wouldn't it be hilarious if Plame and/or her husband were indicted! Seems to me the only plausible solution to a no-contest expose.

[woofie]

Al Gore indicted for impersonating a human

[Fenris6]

I'm skeptical. My undestanding is that the prosecuter gave Miller a pass - no questions about other sources of the leak, no questions re Wilson bragging all over the DC cocktail circuit that his wife was CIA.

[MilesVeritatis]

Hilarious, indeed! If there are to be indictments, my money is on someone who operated behind the scenes and who hasn't been named by the press yet. Skullduggery of the Travis Co., TX, type.

[Daralundy]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1497414/posts

Previous thread about this.

[Miklos Szeles]

The following link makes it rather clear that Plame's work at the CIA and her "outing" are, legally speaking, irrelevant. So, the question then is, why all the hype?

http://www.opinionjournal.com/best/?id=110004094

[potlatch]

Ping

[YaYa123]

Thanks so much for the link to this thread, I would have missed it for sure.


I read Arianna Huffinton's post about Miller already signing a million dollar book deal, but Miller told the New York Times staff she hadn't signed a book deal and didn't know what her plans would be.

The truth is mighty elusive, isn't it?

[airborne]

I can't recall ever seeing so many leaks from a "secret" Grand Jury hearing.

Why don't they just make them open to the public, so we can hear the truth, instead of the constant BS from the lame stream media.

[MamaLucci]

Odd how EVERY single article that was ever written
about Special Prosecutor investigations of the Clinton
mafia, kept a running tally of how much, right down
to the penny, the investigation was costing the "Merican People"...........
oh, that's right............they were democrats.
All of this is making me angry all over again at how the
Clinton's were let off the hook.