Monday, July 11, 2005
Plame on ad Infinitem
There are four places to go for the latest in truth about the Valerie Plame non-crime controversy. They are: Polipundit where the always good Lorie Byrd complains rightly about the terrible coverage this story is getting from MSM; Just One Minute, which has several excellent and exhaustive posting about what's going on; Power Line, which adds a much needed citation of the statute that was supposedly (but probably wasn't) violated by Robert Novak's sources; and, RedState where Leon H reminds everyone why Joe Wilson is such a liar.
One thing is clear, however, it won't matter to the left that Rove had a good reason to talk to Cooper about the origin of Wilson's trip to Niger or that Rove didn't commit any crime. All we'll hear about is that Rove provided secret information to a reporter about the identity (if not the name) of a CIA operative and must have had an improper motive for doing so. Anyone want to bet against me on this one?
One thing is clear, however, it won't matter to the left that Rove had a good reason to talk to Cooper about the origin of Wilson's trip to Niger or that Rove didn't commit any crime. All we'll hear about is that Rove provided secret information to a reporter about the identity (if not the name) of a CIA operative and must have had an improper motive for doing so. Anyone want to bet against me on this one?
# posted by Roger Fraley @ 7:25 AM 
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I agree that compared to the war, the Plame game is nothing, but we right thinking people love this because the left made such a stink about it that they had to get a special prosecutor and now the only person going to jail is unlikable lefty reporter Ms. Miller. Be careful what you wish for. Rove is going to get some sh--thrown at him, but he broke no law and didn't even do bad in frankly discussing the truth of the matter with Cooper. Tempest in a teapot more than smoke but I catch your drift.
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