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Politics : Politics for Pros- moderated
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To: LindyBill who wrote (144392)10/25/2005 1:25:13 PM
From: KLP   of 793868
 
Thanks for posting Tierney,,,he of course, is correct here... One of the leakers was Joseph Wilson, who accused the White House of making claims about Iraq's intentions that he had already disproved.

The White House struck back by leaking its side of the story and disparaging Wilson - some of whose claims were indeed found to be false by a subsequent Senate investigation. It now looks as if the White House leakers were accurate in their warnings to reporters to be leery of Wilson's story.

And here as well: No one deserves to be indicted on conspiracy charges for belonging to a group that believed Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. Foreign policy mistakes are not against the law.

If believing that Iraq had WMD, then then entire last Administration, as well as most of this one would have to be indicted....including Clinton, Gore and Albright, and of course, ALL employees who have worked in the past 20 years, for the CIA, including Wilson and Plame.
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