WTF Is It Now?!?

Traitor/WH lapdog Bob Novak gets a lawyer
HOWARD DEAN (D), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: If this administration values patriotism, then the president and his people will step forward and explain to us how they misled us on the way into Iraq and what the reason we really are there is. If the president and his people are true patriots, then they will stand up and ask the people who unveiled the name publicly of the CIA agent to resign right now.

SEN. JOHN KERRY (D-MA), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: One Republican source was quoted just a few days ago as saying that their defense to this scandal was to slime and defend. Well, I say to George W. Bush, Mr. President, it's time to come clean. Slime is not a way to restore honor and integrity to the White House of the United States. - - CNN.

The leak of a CIA operative's name has also exposed the identity of a CIA front company, potentially expanding the damage caused by the original disclosure.

The disclosure of the name of a business affiliated with the CIA underscores the potential damage to the agency and its operatives caused by the leak of Plame's identity. Intelligence officials have said that other agency secrets could be unraveled and her sources might be compromised or endangered.

The name of the CIA front company was broadcast yesterday by Boob Novak, the Rovian suck-up who originally identified Plame. Novak, highlighting Wilson's ties to Democrats but conveniently forgetting to mention the ties to Bush Senior and the repugs, said on CNN that Wilson's "wife, the CIA employee, gave $1,000 to Gore and she listed herself as an employee of Brewster-Jennings & Associates."

"There is no such firm, I'm convinced," he smarmily continued. "CIA people are not supposed to list themselves with fictitious firms if they're under a deep cover -- they're supposed to be real firms, or so I'm told. Sort of adds to the little mystery."

Actually, there IS such a firm, you ignorant bastard.

The following is from BuzzFlash:
CNN's Inside Politics, October 4, 2003.

JUDY WOODRUFF: All right. Separately from all that, we know the Justice Department is expanding the investigation. New e-mails sent out to the White House employees today. Have you, Bob Novak been contacted yet?

BOOB NOVAK: I'm going to give you an answer I don't think I ever give in my life. On advice of counsel, I am asked not to answer that question.

WOODRUFF: So you cannot say whether you have been contacted by investigators?

NOVAK: On the advice of my counsel.

WOODRUFF: All right. We will leave it there and duly noted.