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Interesting info on Wilson's wife. Obviously, her credibility is in question, as are her motives for recommending that her husband be the one to look into the Iraq-Niger deal. Makes me wonder how we can trust Wilson's word on the Iraq-Niger link given his early stand opposing the Iraq War and his long-standing ties to big-name Dems.

I love this President, but do think he has a blind spot when it comes to expecting Dems to "change the tone." We are all human, so all have our weaknesses. The President is no exception, sigh.

Here is my take on this whole deal with Wilson and his wife, I believe he went to Niger with a specific result in mind, he asked a few people some questions knowing how they would answer. He says he gave a verbal report back to the CIA and expected that it would be relayed to the VP's office. But if you read what the CIA says about his report, there was nothing in it of value either way because of the questions Wilson asked. (Kinda like a COP asking a known drug dealer if he has any drugs for sale, you can expect an answer of "NO").

Time went by and Wilson saw an opportunity to try an embarrass the POTUS with an OP-ED in the NYT's once this issue came up. I believe he didn't think it would be this big of a deal and that is why he is not giving interviews or making any statements. I just hope he and his wife are made to come forward and explain why she would send someone with no experience to investigate something as serious as illegal Uranium sales, my guess is she sent him on a mini vacation on our nickel