In July Time Magazine Interview, Joe Wilson Said His Wife Had Nothing To Do With Niger Trip

Time Magazine ^ | Thursday, Jul. 17, 2003 | By MATTHEW COOPER, MASSIMO CALABRESI AND JOHN F. DICKERSON

[Mo1]

Check out post #80 and who is married to the author of this article

[Right_in_Virginia]

I'm sooo confused!!! (I read post #60)

[Mo1]

Now check out post #80

[William McKinley]

Wow.

[William McKinley]

Check out post 80

[Mo1]

EXACTLY!!

[cricket]

"this guy will be a puddle of gravy by next week..."

I hope worse; he deserves it.

And of course, there is the Left/Lib Media; they will do what they can to convince all, there still is meat and potatoes under that gravy.

[Jim Robinson]

Typical. It's the vast left wing conspiracy. Nothing but irrational Bush haters out to get him. No there, there. Never was. LOL

[Miss Marple]

Mandy Grunewald!! Hillary operative of the scary teeth!!

I have been gone since 2PM. Watching grandkids while son and dil went to close on their house!

I am going to have to catch up on everything. I can check Time at the library tomorrow as well.

[Windshark]

I must be lost.

Who are you again?

And.....why am I here?

Links....I need links.

[Mo1]

LOL .. I'm looks for links

[Dog]

Novaks article said Valerie Plame worked for the CIA........it did not mention she was a a CIA official who monitors the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

Time outs her in this article......Novak didn't.

[Mo1]

Check out post #80

[mrtysmm]

Try the doctor's office or the dentist if the library isn't open.

[meyer]

'Ol Wilson just kind-of makes it up as he goes along.

[Cicero]

Someone would have to do a little research on this, probably with a little shoe leather.

In the old days, Time used to be put to bed and post-dated by up to a week. That way, when it was mailed out, subscribers would actually see a date a day or so in the future instead of three or four days in the past, and they would figure they were getting the latest news hot off the press.

This is further complicated by the time of internet posting. But probably only an insider at Time Magazine could say when that story was actually written and when it went to press or to the internet. The date of July 17 is only a rough date. Almost certainly the real date is sometime up to a week earlier--therefore, possibly earlier than the story reported by Robert Novak.

[Pubbie]

No doubt that the story is older than the Novak column.

[Pubbie]

That is too say, it was being DEVELOPED and written BEFORE Novak published his text.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

"Much Ado About Nothing".

aka: "The Dims Are Desperate For An Issue For 2004".

Already coming to a Leftist Theater near you.

Feh!

[Mia T]

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