[Enchante]

"She may be controversial in some things, but the bottom line is she spent 85 days in jail, mostly on a principle which the New York Times fully encouraged her to assert"

"MOSTLY"??? Oooops..... Did anyone else catch Bennet's statement about Miller? That qualification could be HUGE in its unstated implications..... he says her stay in jail was 'mostly' about the principle of protecting confidential sources!! What else is Bennet referring to as a reason for her stay in jail??? There is absolutely no reason to add that hedge word 'mostly' in the sentence above if this jail term was really all about protecting any source(s). What else was Fitzgerald pressing her on..... testimony of some other kind that she was refusing to give? I hope we'll finally find out the real story this week, but with or without indictments it's also quite possible that a lot of key details will not be known to the public for a long time to come.

[Marine_Uncle]

"I hope we'll finally find out the real story this week, but with or without indictments it's also quite possible that a lot of key details will not be known to the public for a long time to come."
All we can do is be patient.

[Lancey Howard]

re: "mostly"
Good catch.

[nopardons]

They'll all try to keep as much of the facts as quite and hidden as possible; however, Fitzgerald may not go along for that ride.

We, at FR, have been sure and certain, that Miller did NOT go to jail to protect Scooter Libby. Bennett now appears to have given they game away and proved us correct.