Going Ballistic

Imagine if an official in the Clinton administration publicized the name of a CIA operative, for purely political reasons. We Republicans would have gone balistic. It would be proof of how those liberal Democrats are soft on national defence. We would be totally outraged that someone who puts their life in danger for the sake of the country should be put at risk because Clinton didn't like the operative's husband.

Yes, we would be outraged, and justifiably so. So why aren't we outraged by what the Bush administration did? Is it somehow okay?

I'm outraged. I know the matter has gotten twisted around all kinds of who-said-what-to-whoms. But it obviously started with White House people, and I for one hope they get nailed. We can't let any administration go around exposing CIA agents. If Scooter Libby was involved--nail the sucker. If Cheney was, or Rove--nail 'em. And if the Republican apologists--Coulter, Hannity, O'Reilly, Fox & Friends, etc.--try to find reason to poo-poo what happened and decry Fitgerald as a witch-hunter: make up your own mind.

My goodness, I'm cranky.

Saw Zorro today. Good movie. Not as good as the first one, but a more than adequate sequel.

And now it's time to go to bed. SNL is almost over. Stayed up to hear Sheryl Crow sing. Like her stuff. On Weekend Update, Tina Fey said, "According to the latest survey, 66% of Americans disapprove of the way President Bush is running the country. The other 34% believe Adam and Eve rode dinosaurs to church." Funny.

Okay, NOW it's time for bed.

Posted on October 30, 2005 07:14 PM|

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