[Miss Marple]

Late to the thread, but isn't the case against the NYT about the leak of the Holy Land Foundation raid still open? And isn't Fitzgerald in charge of that, too? -That may explain their sudden disenchantment with him.

Someone down thread has probably pointed this out.

[Sal]

Late to the thread, but isn't the case against the NYT about the leak of the Holy Land Foundation raid still open? And isn't Fitzgerald in charge of that, too? -That may explain their sudden disenchantment with him.

If we go way back before the flop-sweat-news-conference which shocked and opened the eyes of so many of us, there were several of us who believed that tracking down the people who tipped off the Islamofascists to the impending raid was the REAL purpose of Fitz's investigation.

Fitz had a very good reputation before that news-conference. I remember Joe diGenova saying on TV that Fitz was a very hard and thorough investigator, but totally fair. Flop sweat day surprised him, too.

I can't remember her name and I think she got banned, but there was a Freeper who used to post all the time that the desk jockey outing was a cover for a really important investigation involving some of the same people. I completely agreed with her... until flop sweat day.

I even thought maybe he was looking into the CIA leftwingantiAmerican cabal that was trying so hard to bring down a President and CIC during a war.

Hope springs eternal, but as John Cleese said in that movie, (paraphrasing) You can live with the disappointments; it's the hope that'll kill you.