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I'm trying to refresh my brain, you may be right that Andrew Sullivan didn't go so far as to actually accuse Rove of being in on a Foley cover-up, only that Rove along with Hastert and Reynolds, knew about Foley and pages. I stand corrected as I do remember Matthews being almost incredulous at Sullivan's "tell me something I don't know" . Quite damaging enough if Sullivan's allegations get broad play, even if limited only to "what Rove knew and when he knew it, about foley".

CNN RELIABLE SOURCES

Jim Axelrod of CBS News is a putz, proving it on CNN's Reliable Sources. He's absolutely incredulous at George Allen for trying to make a big deal out of opponent Webb's novels. I haven't seen much of Axelrod, but his facial expressions and movements are way too overly dramatic, as if he wants to over-sell his points. And he's reporting from the Bush ranch in Texas, not CNN studios. (Maybe potent barn fumes affected his professional delivery)

Ed Henry, of CNN is a double putz! When he's asked why the MSM goes overboard reporting on negative ads, Henry says wait a minute, "just last week we (CNN), in prime time, prime time mind you, devoted an entire hour to the war in Iraq. Pat us on the back, Henry was saying, and the kudo deserving CNN show he was bragging about was titled, "Broken Government". As if a CNN pro-democrat hour special, aimed at persuading voters, isn't even more obscene than showing replays of the "macaca", or "call me Harold"! ads.