Abracadabrah<br><br><i> I create as I speak</i>: 60 Minutes Sunday: Featuring Joe Wilson, for whom Indictment Day was a sad, sad occasion

Friday, October 28, 2005

60 Minutes Sunday: Featuring Joe Wilson, for whom Indictment Day was a sad, sad occasion

Because, you know, um, that shows he has gravitas.

According to Drudge, Joe Wilson will be appearing on this week's Sunday 60 Minutes with Ed Bradley to talk about how much harm has occurred to Valerie and how there have been threats against her.

“There have been specific threats [against Plame]. Beyond that I just can’t go,” Wilson tells Bradley. Wilson says he and his wife have discussed security for her with “several agencies.”

Can a lawsuit for damages be far behind?

Also, MacRanger is back from Hurricane Hiatus. And he's letting it be known that his sources at DOJ are looking into the nepotism situation with regard to Valerie Plame lining up her husband against the interest of the Administration. After all, hiring your husband to suit your CIA cabal should not leave you enviably untouchable.

Nevertheless, I'll believe it fully when I see it.

Surprisingly, the AP explores the bad blood between the White House and the CIA.

Vice President Dick Cheney's former chief of staff is learning one Washington lesson the hard way: Don't do battle with people who run covert operations for a living.