In a surprising editorial, The Washington Post deviated from the conventional anti-Bush media position on two counts. It said President Bush was right to declassify parts of a National Intelligence Estimate to make clear why he thought Saddam Hussein was seeking nuclear weapons. And the editorial said ex-ambassador Joseph Wilson was wrong to think he had debunked Bush on the nuclear charge because Wilson's statements after visiting Niger actually "supported the conclusion that Iraq had sought uranium...., It Turns Out Bush Was Right About Iraq's Quest For Uranium, John Leo, Townhall.com and US News & World Report, 4/17/2006
I wonder if Ambassador Wilson and Agent Plame have considered alternative careers, perhaps as talk show hosts on Showtime. They could counterprogram against Phil Maher's fabulations on HBO or against The Sopranos.
Luther
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BTW, Novak comments in today's online Sun-Times that Fitzgerald knows and has known the "leaker" for some time now an asserts that Fitzgerald also knows that no legal offense was committed. Obviously, Novak, as the original reporter of Wilson's own seditious activities, is well-placed to know, but it's all still hush-hush. Whatever the outcome of this nonsense, it will certainly be interesting.
--W
So, the non-official prosecutor has been pushing a non-truth in a non-event for two years. Amazing.
L
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