The Washington Post Says "It's unfortunate that so many people took him seriously" of Valerie Plames Husband

Question

Here's the link to one of the most Liberal News Outlets in the country that states that Valerie Plame was "outed" by Armitage and her husband was a liar and a fraud (just not in so many words).

Will those who believe otherwise be swayed by a media outlet of their own mentallity or be to scared to admit the truth?"

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/08/31/AR2006083101460_pf.html

Answer 1

I had read that before. Tried to use it here.
The "Out to get Bush Crowd" has already moved on, and the story with them is "fact" even if was all made up.
So Alpha, when you use facts like that, unfortunately you only speak to those of us who already knew this.
The "Bashers" are about Hate, not Facts.

Answer 2

I doubt it. The hatred for President Bush and Vice Cheney is so out of control that I don't think it is possible to turn it around. The Washington Post should be ashamed for their part in the lies that were perpetuated by Wilson to begin with. Plame had to know, so she is equally at fault. Apologies would be nice and maybe some charges now against Wilson?

Isn't it interesting that no one is posting to this question that supports Wilson or Plame?

Answer 3

I never was able to find out how Joe Wilson had supposedly determined there was no truth to the yellowcake business.

I mean, he's an ambassador, not a weapons expert. How did he make his determination anyway? Just go around and ask a bunch of people? What did he think they would say? "Of course we're going to sell Yellow cake uranium to Iraq." Ridiculous.

Answer 4

Yes, everyone with half a brain already knew Joe Wilson was a liar and a fool

Notice how they always wait until after the issue has died down to issue their mea culpa?

Answer 5

No, they'll just do the same as when the Nat'l Guard story was dismantled. They think, "Okay, that didn't work. Let's go on to the next lie."

Answer 6

Huh???