More on Karl Rove, Traitor and Perjurer
Okay, okay, we don't know that for sure yet. But it has a nice ring to it, yes?
David Corn, Washington editor of The Nation, has two nice pieces, here and here. In the second piece, Corn guesses why Robert Novak isn't in jail with Judith Miller. (The unspoken answer is that Novak is a weasel.) And truthout.org likes to bundle several articles at once, with articles from Joe Conason, Salon.com and Editor & Publisher and Editor & Publisher, the AP, and American Progress. Lastly, there's a piece by Bill Israel in E&P regarding his personal experience with Rove, and why no journalist should cover for his actions.
It seems that speculating on Rove has become a cottage industry. I wonder what the oddsmakers in Vegas are saying?
posted by Eric 3.0 @ 8:52 PM
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I though Novak was a weasel long before the Plame thing. Didn't everybody? The Plame situation and everything he's done since has only confirmed his devotion to weasel-dom. What's wrong with these people? Even Lott had enough tact to shut the hell up after he got caught gilding the lily in the direction of his own personal racist beliefs. One would think Novak could make a high six-figure living as a consultant or something, outside of the public eye. Every time I see him on TV, I shut it off or change the channel.
Though I'm not a gamblin' man, I'd be hard pressed to bet against Rove. I think he's the man, alright.
Oh, and I saw this just now on Huffington. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8525978/site/newsweek/
It says that Rove was id'd as the source in Cooper's recently disclosed email and quotes from it.
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