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I admit that I would like to know a lot more about the circumstances surrounding the Vanity Fair spread. I also think that I would not like Joe Wilson as a person.

I still say that the guy in the pic crossed a line that he shouldn't have.

It's easy to do when you're faceless, and you command a mob at your fingertips. It's harder to do when you plaster you face all over an internet site.

Well, it was a rude double entendre, I grant that. But that's the obverse side of getting your 15 minutes.

Still, it's hard to feel sorry for a woman who appears to have done nothing but profit from this whole thing. She's Wilson's #3, btw, but he must stay on good terms with his exes, because #2 (the French woman) appears to have aided in setting this whole Niger thing up. Go figure.

Poor little victim Valerie Pflame worked in our CIA and her job was to monitor proliferation of WMDs, presumably in order to keep us safe from them.

She sent her lying creep of a husband to Niger, where he performed NO investigation, and he reported that Iraq had made no efforts to get yellowcake.

That, along with most of the rest of what he said, turned out to be a lie. The Iraqis may not have gotten the yellowcake, but they did try.

Bottom line: Plame, responsible for protecting us from proliferation of WMDs, helped to cover up a serious attempt at that very proliferation.

I don't know who she's working for, but I seriously doubt it's the USofA.

The only way she's a victim is if she sent Joe Joe over to do a real investigation and didn't know what he was really doing.