And, yes, I DO take it personally: Maybe Fitzgerald will be able to continue his investigation unmolested... (and maybe not...)

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And, yes, I DO take it personally

Saturday, August 13, 2005

Maybe Fitzgerald will be able to continue his investigation unmolested... (and maybe not...)

joe at americablog comes up with this tidbit...

This is an interesting development. Last week, Newsweek had reported that an old college pal of Bush's would be heading the Plame leak investigation. Apparently, there are some people at the Department of Justice who are concerned about the rule of law:

David Margolis, a lawyer at the Justice Department for 40 years, was named Friday to oversee a special prosecutor's investigation of who in the Bush administration disclosed the name of an undercover CIA officer.

hmmmmm... joe opines that fitzgerald will now continue his work "without any changes..." until i see indictments, real indictments of the ones who are really at the bottom of the mess, i ain't holding my breath... i don't trust this bunch as far as i can throw 'em...

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