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She was "special assistant to the president and senior director for intelligence programs at the White House during the Clinton administration," which makes her just about as high ranking an official as Alger Hiss, the disgraced Soviet spy, was in the Roosevelt administration. She's got to know a lot more and have been involved in a lot more espionage than has been discovered so far. Indeed, I'd hazard the guess that she might have been the leader of a whole cabal of traitorous Clintonoids perpetrating espionage at the CIA, and doing it with the knowledge and support of the Witch.

Now comes the $64,000,000 question: Will the Bush administration fully prosecute this woman to the maximum extent of the law, get her convicted, and force her to reveal all she really knows?? I have a sick, sinking feeling the administration might not do that given the Bushes' unnaturally friendly relationship with the Clintons and the fact that the administration has steadfastly refused to so prosecute other Clinton felons, like Sandy Burglar, and the administration's ongoing failure to go after the Witch over the Peter Paul fund raising scandal. Hence, we must all put as much pressure as humanly possible on the administration, our Congress critters, and our Senators to keep the administration from dropping this ball. The 2006 and 2008 elections could well be at stake depending on how this investigation goes.