I really respect Fitzgerald

[ewagner]

This article shows that Fitz did his homework really well before he interviewed Judith Miller...and, as a result, caught her failing to tell the "whole truth".

Article here:
http://nationaljournal.com/about/njweekly/stories/2005/1020nj1.htm

snip:

Pressed by prosecutors who then brought up the specific date of the meeting, Miller testified that she still could not recall the June meeting with Libby, in which they discussed a controversial CIA-sponsored mission to Africa by former Ambassador Joe Wilson, or the fact that his wife, Valerie Plame, worked for the CIA.


When a prosecutor presented Miller with copies of the White House-complex visitation logs, she said such a meeting was possible.

Shortly after her September 30 testimony, Miller discovered her notes from the June 23 meeting, and returned on October 12 for a second round of grand jury testimony. In this second appearance, Miller recounted details from her June 23 meeting with Libby, with the assistance of her notes.

This guy is gooooooooddddd.... :) :applause:

[rsmith6621]

Same Here......

Fitzmas didnt start out investigating a real estate deal and convict on a blue stained dress like Ken Starr.

Fitz has remained focused on the set task before him.

[Logiola]

1. i love how they all use possible, maybe, could of.. they will not say any

thing concrete, even if they are caught red handed.. they take their republican ways right into the court room and invite their own doom

[Verve]

2. LOL! Miller getting caught red handed in court.

I bet the grand jury was trying not to snicker as she was handed the secret service records!

[ewagner]

3. Question

Was this posted before?

I think this is "new" info and a search didn't turn up "National Journal".

:shrug:

[Verve]

4. I think this is new info.

I've never seen it before. I wonder if you should post it in LBN?