Rove is going to get away with the Plame Leak

[liberal N proud]

CIA leak probe may be nearing end game-lawyers
By Adam Entous
56 minutes ago



WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New York Times reporter Judith Miller, locked up for refusing to reveal who told her a covert CIA operative's name in a probe that may be nearing a conclusion, works part time at the jail laundry helping clean fellow inmates' green jumpsuits and dirty linens.
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But lawyers close to the investigation say there are signs that the 20-month-long inquiry could be wrapped up within weeks in a final flurry of negotiations and legal maneuvering.

Asked if talks were under way with special counsel Patrick Fitzgerald, a Justice Department prosecutor, to secure Miller's testimony and release, Abrams said: "If there are any discussions, they would be private."


http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20050908/ts_nm/bush_leak_dc

[iconoclastic cat]

1. That's the spirit!

[architect359]

4. We'll see... n/t

[Media_Lies_Daily]

2. You don't know that, do you?

[lebkuchen]

3. Not if Wilson has anything to say about it

I will blast Rove in letter after letter if he isn't axed.

[emulatorloo]

5. There is nothing in this article that supports your claim

When fitz is ready to indict, he will indict.

[Bumblebee]

6. "within weeks in a final flurry of negotiations and legal maneuvering"

this tells you he will get away with it? How do you read it then?

[liberal N proud]

7. Just my feeling after reading the article

True there was no support.

[abbeyco]

12. Then stop

with the inflamatory subject lines. You do no good at all and for sure, all the Freeptards will pick up on the hystrionics.

Just chill and let the investigation take it's course.

[ProfessorGAC]

13. Do Some Research On Fitzgerald

Look at what he did to the powers that be in Illinois. He's not bought and paid for, and he's extraordinarily effective. Geez, the former governor is going on trial this week, it's believed the former prez of the Illinois Senate ia about to be indicted, the gov's chief of staff is already in jail, the Senate prez's chief of staff is already indicted, and the investigation is still moving on the former speaker of the house. This guy takes no prisoners and doesn't do political favors.

Look into the archives of the Chicago Tribune before you jump to conclusions.
The Professor

[Chicago1]

8. Hopefully there will be good things to come

I wonder what type of "legal manuevering" they mean. Maybe striking deals? What does everyone else think?

[Beetwasher]

10. Yes, Probably Miller Looking to Sing and Get Sprung

n/t

[Beetwasher]

9. Heh? Where Do You Get That From???? The Article Says Nothing Of The Sort

It's only about the investigation wrapping up. I'm excited about that, it means the indictments will be coming down soon and I still fully believe there will be indictments.

[Just Me]

11. There is absolutely nothing in that article that suggests your assertion.

If anything, it appears the case is about ready to pop into the spotlight right on the heels of the Katrina tragedy.

[libertypirate]

14. Bull shoveling shat? /nt