Comey lawyer Patrick Fitzgerald linked
to Comey Memo leak saga that prompted
Mueller appointment

You can't represent a party in a proceeding in which you may be a material witness.

Ah yes - Patrick Fitzgerald of Scooter Libby infamy.

P.F. knew by the first week(if not before) of the Valerie Plame investigation who the so called leak was. And that it was a democrat bureaucrat. But he continued his 2 year investigation into the Bush administration anyway. He did the bogus prosecution of Libby for which Libby was guaranteed to be found guilty by a DC jury. Plame had already appeared in a picture which labeled her as CIA in a popular European magazine because she was the hot wife of an American ambassador. Everyone that mattered already knew she worked for the CIA. There was nothing to leak except that the CIA was working against Bush by lying about Plame's status. And that they too were playing politics and trying to undermine the Bush administration. Part of that undermining was to get her husband to do an investigation for the CIA of rumors that Iraq was trying to buy more yellow cake. He claimed people told him they weren't. But every spy agency in Europe were and are still today saying it was true. When Iraq was finally invaded we indeed found WMD that had been claimed would be there. We knew it because the UN had already documented it years before and Hussein was supposed to have turned them over but never did.

Re #2, as Deputy Attorney General Comey was responsible for the notorious appointment of Fitzgerald as Special Counsel.

Indict the lawyer, too.

=3- thx-normally i need a score card to keep up w all the politicrimes. i still have a question: were the WMD's hidden under the rosebushes...and other stuff trucked out in the dead of night? i was awake at all hours watching the tapes of the convoy...? it was dismissed as lies by powell.

Ah, yes. Anybody still remember the triumphal liberal cheers of "Fitzmas for Christmas"? They were dreaming of PF throwing Scooter Libby in jail before Christmas in 2007. PF did throw him in jail, but later. Eventually W commuted Libby's sentence, but did not pardon him. He should have pardoned him. TANJ - There Ain't No Justice - if you are a conservative.

The article Mentions Davis Howowitz severa times. Every time I hear or see his name an old southern phrase keeps popping up into my consciousness, "Worthless as Teats on a boar hog"! He had the opportunity to be an Historic figure and bring criminals to Justice but chose to stand idly by and do so very little as to do nothing! Perhaps he was in on the scam the whole time, after-all Dems must stick together or surely they'll all be proven the T R A I T O R O U S scum their mothers raised.

This is the "Valerie Plame Affair" DOJ Prosecutor, who neutered Scooter Libby, even though it was Robert Novak, WaPo reporter, and his Editor, who decided to, "out her" from beneath her, "double-deep-dark-secret-super-spy-CIA "cover." Here's an interesting quote from Fitzgerald regarding President GW Bush's "commutation" of Scooter Libby's sentence that should play very well over the next few months with respect to his, "client." ------- Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald, however, took issue with Bush's description of the sentence as 'excessive', saying it was "[i]mposed pursuant to the laws governing sentencings which occur every day throughout this country ... It is fundamental to the rule of law that all citizens stand before the bar of justice as equals ... [T]hat principle guided the judge during both the trial and the sentencing," Fitzgerald said. ------ On a side note, did you know that after the First Persian Gulf War (1991) our CIA sent Valerie Plame to Europe to obtain two advanced degrees in economics (first in London then Brussels), all on the taxpayers' dime? Hello, CIA, why not just hire people with similar degrees already in hand?

What we have here is a bucket of snakes.

It's a cesspool.