[Brilliant]

Justice would be if Wilson were indicted. Maybe it would deter the Dems from conducting these useless investigations.

[Haldeman]

We'll see who's smiling by the weekend.

I know I will be.

[speedy]

Is there anything stopping the Justice Department, other than fear of being criticized by the New York Times, from investigating Wilson on its own for leaking classified information to the press. Wouldn't details of his trip to Niger fall into that category? That isn't part of the Special Prosecutor's charge as I understand it.

[new yorker 77]

This entire line of news and the giddy celebrations on the left remind me of only one other episode during President Bush's Presidency. That time was the morning and afternoon of November 2, 2004.

The pit in my stomach developed from Exit Polls provided by the AP. Fake Polls from the AP. Lies designed to discourage and depress GOP voters while encouraging Lib voters. The Liberals were giddy and in your face. They were assured and celebratory.

Example: On Friday, George Stephanopoulos said, "On Monday, Republicans will be devastated."

Well, it's Wednesday. I'm not devastated. I've seen people jump from the World Trade Center. Choosing between burning alive or smashing into concrete. That's devastating.

For now, expect the worst, prepare for the worst, get ready to fight.

Bare-knuckle if need be.

That is unless we are only predicating our current responses on the Exit Polls of the Opinions of the Press.

[TigersEye]

The scandal is two years of investigation where no crime could have possibly been committed.

[Jim Robinson]

Burn the tapes. Hide the billing records.

[zarf]

So many new names on FR lately, with so many 1998 account dates...hmmm.

[UglyinLA]

Here's a reference to Valerie Plame from June 14, 2003.

Joe Wilson gave a speech and in his bio, it says "He is married to the former Valerie Plame and has four children."

I kid you not. Check it out. He is at the bottom of the page.

http://www.epic-usa.org/Default.aspx?tabid=68