Why do you think Wilson's been silent so far?

[senseandsensibility]

If he's spoken since Monday, when most of this %##** hit the fan, I missed it. But isn't he the logical one that we need to hear from now? He certainly hasn't been shy about speaking in the past, and he is now being smeared along with his wife by Rove. They are calling both of them liars.

C'mon, Joe, step up. Your original desire that Rove be frog marched out of the White House may happen. But it will take great effort from people like you who know the truth.

[thinkingwoman]

1. I think it's because he doesn't need to

I think Rove's caught.

It's easy to remain silent when your input isn't needed.

[yewberry]

2. Just saw on MSNBC

that Wilson talked to them today.

He called the WH "cowards" and the situation an "outrage."

Sorry, no link, just saw it on the Abrams report.

[senseandsensibility]

3. Thanks

Was Wilson being interviewed on camera or is this a quote from him?

[yewberry]

6. Quoted

by someone named Nora.

[jojo54]

4. Lou just said that the public is a victim

when it comes to Miller being jailed. He specifically said the publics' right to know. I've heard that phrase, in other words, several times the last few days.

Has the media finally found their brass ones, which they lost 5 years ago?

[anarchy1999]

5. Texas justice, one more time. Give a man enough rope and he will hang

himself. It's really easy. Stand back and get out of the way.

A Hurricane is a coming.

[thebigidea]

7. to hell with that. lets give him a firm push.

[SlavesandBulldozers]

8. yes

or the ever-popular "Don't interrupt your enemy when he's making a mistake". I believe that was Sun-Tzu

[lovuian]

9. Cowards thats interesting Not Traitors???

Wilson must be watching this with a skeptical eye!!!

[WilliamPitt]

10. He hasn't been.

[Zorra]

11. Because Rove isn't the only leaker?

Because Rove is protecting some stupid "dick" in the WH?
:shrug:

[Quixote1818]

12. He made an awesome statement the other day and is supposed to

be making the rounds in a few days according to either Franken or Ed Schultz. I don't remember who brought it up.

[leftofthedial]

13. as Napoleon Bonaparte said:

“Never interrupt your enemy while he’s making a mistake.”