Has Wilson Made A Public Statement Yet?

[eleny]

Everyone else has, so just wondering. He's due for a round with each of the talking heads.

[WatchWhatISay]

1. I'd love to see both him AND his wife speak about the latest

turn of events

[benburch]

5. She cannot.

It would not be lawful.

[napi21]

2. Not that I've heard. I bet they're waiting for the fallout to stop.

I don't expect to hear from either Joe or his wife until all this settles a bit. I know I wouldn't if it were me.

Let's just see where this goes.

We're hearing a lot of spin on all sides right now. I know I have my own opinions, and to me, it doesn't matter if Shrub had the right to declassify info or not. HE LIED TO A FEDERAL OFFICIAL! THAT is a CRIME!!! But I think it's going to take a few days for that to get sorted out. THEN, Joe can do an "I told ya so" statement.

[wake.up.america]

3. Bush may claim he has the right to lie to protect his activities.

[David Dunham]

4. Wilson puts off lots of people. He should keep quiet.

[benburch]

6. And you have a right to say that why???

Or did Bush out YOUR wife, too?

[eleny]

7. He has every right to speak his mind

Even if he puts *you* off.

[Garbo 2004]

8. The same people he "put off" when he said the Niger claims were bogus?

They were bogus. When he said Karl Rove was involved in disclosing Plame's cover? He was. When he said there was a concerted effort within the Administration to smear and discredit him? Fitzgerald appears to share that view and he's got the evidence. When Wilson said his wife was not "fair game" and revealing a NOC's cover was a violation of national security? The CIA apparently agreed when it referred the matter to the DOJ for criminal investigation.

Who precisely does Wilson "put off" except people who have accepted the Administration's lies and smears?

[SeveneightyWhoa]

9. Um, who?

Who does he "put off"?

[SoCalDem]

10. I think there are lawsuits in the works, so the less said now the better

I think Joe plans on using the court system to get redress.. Here's hoping they get a "real judge" and not some Scalia-wannabee appointed by *²

[eleny]

11. Thanks for your reply about the lawsuits

It makes sense that he be quite guarded right now. I'm sure he's eing sought after for interviews. Perhaps we'll get a word form the attorney. But given how the WH is trying to shut the story dwn, the networks are heavy on the serious weather events of today.