Preacher, peddler, and Beltway meddler Doug Wead, who selectively released furtively recorded conversations with George W. Bush, told me this morning that he has changed his mind and will turn over book profits to charity and the tapes to Bush. Yesterday, in "The Zelig of the Religious Right," I wrote this about Wead's very selective release of only a small fraction of his tapes to the New York Times: "This latest 'revelation' that George W. Bush is a flawed man of faith and prayer who is thoughtful is just more propaganda." I said that Wead would never hurt Bush, that...