Robert Novak Correcting the CIA. What an ass!

[Quixote1818]

This guy is such an ass! I suggest we all write him and give him hell! In addition to all the other crap in his article he is still spreading the misinformation about the bogus Senate committee report that was written by scum bag Sen. Pat Roberts and several other Republicans even after objections of the Democrats on the committee. Not to mention and as Novak fails to mention THERE WERE NO WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION FOUND AND WILSON WAS ULTIMATELY RIGHT ABOUT WHAT HE REPORTED REGARDLESS OF WHAT SEN. PAT ROBERTS SAID. WHEN WILL THE LIES AND SPIN STOP YOU ASS NOVAK????


http://www.townhall.com/columnists/robertnovak/rn20050801.shtml

[lebkuchen]

1. Difficult to believe that traitor still has his job

[noamnety]

2. It's nice that he draws the connection between

himself and Aldrich Ames.

[displacedtexan]

3. Novakula's still quoting the 3 Republicans who attached...

... the addendum to the Senate Intel report, claiming that Valerie Wilson suggested her husband for the Niger trip.

Of course, those 3 (one was Roberts, I think) Republicans were UNANIMOUS in their conclusion.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

Then, let's all contact Bob Novak...

http://cf.townhall.com/contact/columnists.cfm?ID=46&Post=16882

[Quixote1818]

4. This goes into that some

http://www.newshounds.us/2005/07/22/plame_cia_colleague_points_out_gop_spin.php

"The Senate Intelligence Report is frequently cited by Republican
partisans as 'proof' that Valerie sent her husband to Niger because she sent a memo describing her husband's qualifications to the Deputy
Division Chief. Several news personalities, such as Chris Matthews and
Bill O'Reilly continue to repeat this nonsense as proof. What the Senate Intelligence Committee does not include in the report is the fact that Valerie's boss had asked her to write a memo outlining her husband's qualifications for the job. She did what any good employee does; she gave her boss what he asked for.

"The decision to send Joe Wilson on the mission to Niger was made by
Valerie's bosses. She did not have the authority to sign travel
vouchers, issue travel orders, or expend one dime of U.S. taxpayer
dollars on her own. Yet, she has been singled out by the Republican
National Committee and its partisans as a legitimate target of attack.
It was Karl Rove who told Chris Matthews, 'Wilson's wife is fair game.'

"What makes the unjustified and inappropriate attacks on Valerie Plame
and her reputation so unfair is that there was no Administration policy position stipulating that Iraq was trying to acquire uranium in February 2002. That issue was still up in the air and, as noted by SSCI, Vice President Cheney himself asked for more information.

[H2O Man]

5. This article

appears in the Chicago Sun Times, also. I commented on another thread about it that I had a request earlier today to have as many people as possible respond to it. Any response is appreciated.