[rellimpank]

-bflw--

[Psycho_Bunny]

Amazingly, I haven't followed this "scandal" because I just haven't had the time (I have to pick and choose the subjects I follow at FR because there's so many).

But from the little I do know.....isn't it now time to arrest Fitzgerald?  Or at the very least, shouldn't like....5 people be dropping civil suits on him in the next week or two for all this?

[Laverne]

There is lots of discussion about this on the Sunday Morning Talk Show thread here:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1694747/posts?page=298#298

[shrinkermd]

Good dialectic. Why aren't reporters and others outside Fitzgerald's house demanding why he proceeded when he knew Armitage was the leaker? They did harass Kenneth Starr for far less.

Also, what was Attorney General Ashcroft thinking? Did he actually appoint a special counsel before he knew Armitage was the leaker? All he had to do was ask the FBI who reports to him.

This is the most screwed up effort designed to bring down a sitting President. Novak, Fitzgerald have to go. Now I understand why Ashcroft went. People have seen their reputations and savings destroyed to please a witch hunt.

It should be stressed that Armitage could talk any time. Anyone can talk about their own testimony before a Grand Jury. He could have easily fessed up early and saved everyone a problem. Ditto for Fitzgerald and Ashcroft. Never hear of Ashcroft any more. He is probably still having an internal debate as to orange versus red warning.

[JohnLongIsland]

i refer all to the article below where the great levin calls out schmuckie:

http://www.commonvoice.com/article.asp?colid=5772

[samtheman]

this should go into campaign ads, under the heading:

everything the Democrats ever told you is wrong

[exit82]

Thanks for this post. I was not home to see the original broadcast.

The lady from the NY Times still doesn't get that Valerie Plame was not a covert agent, and that no law cover her disclosure. She publicly went to work everyday at CIA headquarters. It was well known because of her big mouth husband that she worked at the CIA.Even Andrea Mitchell of NBCNews knew that.

Juan Williams was as dumb as a rock, again, still trying to stoke the dying embers of scandal where there is no scandal.

Brit Hume was morally forceful, saying where is Armitage and Powell, where are the reporters at their doorstep--these two had a lot to answer for.

Even Bill Kristol stood up for Libby, sainy he needed to pardoned.

A good panel discussion.

[MonroeDNA]

Excellent!!!!

Great post; thanks!

[Parley Baer]

I have wondered about the strategy to pardon Scooter Libbey. It would drive the dimocRATS nuts and would expose them if done correctly. I will let the mastermind Karl Rove decide that one.

[bray]

Brit nails The Treason Times reporterette with the charge that the last players are the press and their persuit of this baseless story. Tape Measured Home Run Brit!!

Pray for W and Our Troops

[ThreePuttinDude]

Past information that might have been forgotten.

US reveals Iraq nuclear operation
BBC on Wednesday, 7 July, 2004
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Plame's Input Is Cited on Niger Mission
By Susan Schmidt
Washington Post Staff Writer
Saturday, July 10, 2004; Page A09

[Redbob]

Wow; great post!

[Bush gal in LA]

I missed Chrissy Mathews today. He pounded this Plame subject day after day, almost foaming at the mouth with glee, in anticipation of Rove or someone else in the white house, being arrested. I wonder if he even mentioned the ''scandal'' today. I have a feeling I already know the answer.........

[nutmeg]

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