During his time with the prosecutor, Woodward said, he found Fitzgerald "incredibly sensitive to what we do. He didn't infringe on my other reporting, which frankly surprised me. He said 'This is what I need, I don't need any more.'"
Of course he's only asking for what he "needs" he doesn't want his case to blow up anymore than it already has.
Woodward has been dismissive of this whole Memogate investigation, and of Fitzgerald too. Isn't it funny now, how Woodward is so full of compliments for Fitzgerald?
(If you guys are'n't watching C=Span, flip over now. Big fight going on. "Words taken down" = serious breach by some congress critter. Don't you just hate it when that happens?
"During his time with the prosecutor, Woodward said, he found Fitzgerald "incredibly sensitive to what we do. He didn't infringe on my other reporting, which frankly surprised me. He said 'This is what I need, I don't need any more.'"
That truly is a frightening statement. Woodward's testimony makes Fitzgerald look like a fool because Fitz missed this info earlier because throughout this process he did not probe deep into Reporter's roles in this story. It sounds like Fitz has not learned from his past mistakes.
He said 'This is what I need, I don't need any more.'"
In other words, "If you know something that will hurt democrats, I don't want to know...but if you have something that will hurt Bush, then by all means TELL IT."
This shows a clear lack of imagination, investigative curiosity, and concludes that this prosecutor had preconceived ideas. Anything not fitting his "model" completely upsets his closed-minded applecart.