[samadams2000]

R-U-S-S-E-R-T

[BenLurkin]

1500 FBI files

[My2Cents]

So, are Wilson and his wife now on the run, having received their letters from the prosecutor?

[pollyannaish]

One to five?

That's a pretty safe guess. Zero to ten is even safer. So that's what I think.

More....of nothing. We will know when we know.

[peyton randolph]

See American Spectator Blog for similar post:

http://www.spectator.org/blog_email.asp?BlogID=466

[peyton randolph]

Oops...Corrected link.

http://www.spectator.org/blogger_comments.asp?BlogID=466

[advance_copy]

Moonbat websites have been posting all kinds of nutty rumors for days/weeks. But here is a fact, tinfoil companies are making a killing.

[WinOne4TheGipper]

This has toast, Bush is legs.:)

[TigersEye]

The Special Prosecuter should be indicted for carrying on a prolonged investigation, costing taxpayers millions, into a case that has no crime as its basis.

[scory]

This is both hugh and series.

[blogblogginaway]

The 'indictment' rumor has been around since day one. It's their 'hope'.

Does anyone know if with a 'sealed' indictment the names of those being indicted are made public?

[theFIRMbss]

>The shoe is dropping

Lyndon LaRouche sez
Cheney and Rumsfeld are gone,
that their aides have flipped

and given info
against their bosses. Sometimes
LaRouche gets info

about DC right.
LaRouche further speculates
McCain wants a role

in Bush's White House . . .
I've no idea what's true,
but sounds like strange times!

[johnmecainrino]

Anyone have any DU screen name and password that I can borrow. That place is in need of a fight.

[TexanToTheCore]

I think that they should empanel a grand jury to determine whether there was anyone at the time in DC who didn't know that Valerie Plame was with the CIA. It appears that the information could have been obtained from a walk down her street and a few offhand conversations with neighbors.

[Mo1]

FYI

[oceanview]

OK folks - its prediction time. show us your cards.

[Rokurota]

My "uber-insider" tells me this:

1. 0-100 indictments

2. Indictments to come any minute or not at all

3. Fitzgerald knows more than you do

4. Wilson is a doody head

[advance_copy]

A lib blog is reporting the following script to be aired on CompleteBS news in a few minutes:

From the CBS Evening News, to air at 6:30PM:

CBS’ JOHN ROBERTS: Lawyers familiar with the case think Wednesday is when special prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald will make known his decision, and that there will be indictments. Supporters say Rove and the vice president’s chief of staff, Scooter Libby, are in legal jeopardy. But they insisted today the two are secondary players, that it was an unidentified Mr. X who actually gave the name of CIA agent V alerie Plame to reporters. Fitzgerald knows who Mr. X is, they say, and if he isn’t indicted, there’s no way Rove or Libby should be. But charges may not focus on the leak at all. Obstruction of justice or perjury are real possibilities. Did Rove or Libby change statements made under oath? Did they deliberately leave critical facts out of their testimony or did they honestly forget? Some Republicans urged Rove to step down if indicted. Not a happy prospect for president Bush.

Any guesses on the identity of Mr. X?

SCHIEFFER: John, I am very interested in Mr. X. Is there any clue or hint as to whether he be - maybe someone who outranks Libby and Rove or would he be a lower-ranking official?

ROBERTS: The best guess is that Mr. X, even though his name is not known and some people are just speculating on who he might be or she might be, is somebody who is actually outside the White House, and in that case would be of a lower rank that both Rove and Libby.

[A CA Guy]

Strange that an investigation about leaks seems to do nothing but leak.

[Rocky]

This just in:

Someone may get indicted. It may be tomorrow.

More later.