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Well - you could be right. It is possible that he had multiple conversations, and then a few days later didn't even remember the subject of those conversations and wasn't even prompted to remember them when he was allegedly told information that he knew well enough - not long before - to know he couldn't talk about it on a non-secure line. Sure, that's possible.

But not very. And if his approach to classified information is that casual, he doesn't belong in the WH anyway.

Lots of interesting ideas being thrown around. I do wonder though at the real seriousness of all this. She was indeed small potatoes, and not worth all this fuss, originally from Libby and friends, nor from the media, nor from the special prosecutor. But I am always amazed how it is the little things like this that bring people down, if indeed Libby goes down over this. I cannot tell you how many times in the military I have seen a high ranking General work his way to the top only to be booted for skimming $50 on an expense account or having a newfound zipper problem. Always makes you ask "what were they thinking"? Same for Libby---should have just stuck with going straight at Wilson. Having said all that, is this not the kind of thing that happens all day long with every administration and Congress? Just so much more important stuff is leaked by "unnamed" high officials and out of Congressional Committees it is amazing we think this one is so important. Regardless of all you arguments, is this not all a political garbage throwing contest and not worth our time UNLESS they are serious about stopping all Classified leaks from Washington DC--in which case both Rep and Demo Administrations and Congressmen on both sides--but especially Democratic who get away with it by the press-better watch out? I know James Carville and friends never did anything like what Libby is accused of doing---leaking Classified info to hurt a political opponent. Ha.