[Jewels1091]

I Know this was posted this morning, but I think it's worth repeating, since most of us don't go back more than 3 or 4 pages at most.

[Laverne]

Thanks for posting, I didn't see it earlier today. Go ZELL! Now if only this article would be discussed on the Senate Floor, read into the senate record, and someone take action on it. Does any senate republican have the backbone to do so??? Unfortunately, I won't hold my breath.

[pepperdog]

I didn't see it earlier and am glad to read it now. Wish I'd see it in every newspaper in America, but not likely is it?

[FreedomPoster]

Thanks for doing so bump.

I'm sure this will be widely syndicated nationally.

[xjcsa]

Ping.

[adamsjas]

We need a Plame rule. Any family member of a CIA agent tapped to help out

Must first join the CIA, take the training, and be selected for some future mission. The current employee who recommends a spouse should be immediatly cashiered.

[Cruz]

ping

[Redgirl]

Ahh, Zell, my favorite Democrat.

[ez]

Zell for President, Democrat ticket, 2006.

[nuconvert]

BUMP!

[kalee]

Thanks for reposting I missed it earlier.
God bless Zell.

[kalee]

zell miller ping

[AmericaUnite]

Bump

[Ohioan from Florida]

Thanks for posting it again. Give 'em hell, Zell!

[TheCrusader]

"But who ever thought that the flexibility given to CIA agents would be misused to destabilize a U.S. president? No one — until Valerie Plame."

I think some people have feared this for decades, and worse. Wasn't it JFK who vowed to 'scatter the cia to the wind"? When he was assassinated there was a lot of talk about the cia being involved.

[uncbob]

UNfortunately this is what the GOP leaders should be saying OVER and OVER

Zell was the best speaker at the convention

[Dajjal]

Black ops bump

[nopardons]

bttt

[Freee-dame]

But who ever thought that the flexibility given to CIA agents would be misused to destabilize a U.S. president? No one — until Valerie Plame.

Zell can really clarify a point!

[neverdem]

This is one of those articles that need to be reposted. I'm surprised that the AJC even printed Zell's column. For those who enjoy reading the comments, here's the other thread.

[bboop]

Thanks for posting it. It is a terrific article. I did not see it this morning, have been quite busy, and was so encouraged to see it. Thanks. Twice is better by far than no posting.