That simple.

You can keep trying the internet equivalent of trying to shout me down, but it ain’t going to work. My arguments are consistent and fact-based….

that may be what is confusing you…

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/08/13/AR2005081300530.html

And what exactly DID I say regarding WMD in iraq? Just kind of curious as to your (cough) interpretation…..

It is a convention of the description of batting averages that they are expressed as ratios. When someone bats “235″ they are .235. Nobody bats “a thousand”. It represents a ratio of “1″. You hit every ball that was thrown at you.

You shouldn’t open your mouth when you don’t know what you are talking about (I wish more leftist here would follow that sage advice…)

Thus endeth the lesson….

Quaker: Nice try, but those are Oliver’s words. No pussyfootin’ ’round here.

-Iraq had no WMD worth speaking of at the time of the invasion. The inspectors were discovering this months after Bush had already made up his mind to invade. The gassing of Kurds, which two Republican administrations tacitly condoned occurred fifteen years before the 2003 invasion.

-New evidence confirms that Fitzgerald did find Plame to be covert

-Fitzgerald did not indict on those grounds because, like all prosecutors, he indicts for what he thinks he can get a conviction on, not for everything he thinks someone is guilty of. Rove is not out of the woods yet.

-The fact that republicans are coming out and saying that there are issues worth investigation in the snoopgate affair sort of puts paid to the Rovian lie that Democrats concerned about the issue “want to keep us from monitoring terrorists.”

We can be sure, though, that Pedro will show up in some other thread repeating the exact same lies. He’s a consistent leadoff hitter. Too bad he corks his bat.

I know you meant to say a ‘thousand’, but even the subconscious
of Pedro flirts with the truth. There is hope.

Valerie Plame was not “covert” by the standard of the law (having been overseas on NOC within 5 years, apparently Fitzgerald agreed)

And Fitzgerald did not indict anyone for exposing a spy, he did it for forgetting a meeting. And ol’e Rove is still cruising the white house…no frog march there!

I would say I am batting around a 1.000

There are ALWAYS going to be some folks who ride on the short bus of life…

“he didn t know why the White House waited so long to inform Congress of its actions.”

Because they didn’t want the NYT to know about it yet.

Of course none of this will help you rewrite the history of your minions mewling about this ad nauseum. Get out a towels leftards, you are going to have a LOT of egg to wipe off your collective faces…

Fear not though, we will not forget…

And the correct number of eggs lain by the chicken is the ‘right’ answer.

Karl Rove might have her killed? WTF?

Well, maybe only in a political sense:

Congressional sources said Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove has threatened to blacklist any Republican who votes against the president. The sources said the blacklist would mean a halt in any White House political or financial support of senators running for re-election in November.

“It’s hardball all the way,” a senior GOP congressional aide said.

“This may be a valuable program,” Cramer said, adding that he didn’t know if it was legal. “My direction of thinking was changed tremendously.”

Stand by leftists, you are going to find yourselves on the wrong side of the issue….again!

Hey Ollie, should I say “face” now, or wait a while?

Still, Cramer said, some members remain angry and frustrated, and he didn’t know why the White House waited so long to inform Congress of its actions.

What Wilson is doing is political survival. She’s in a very close race with the current NM Attorney General. She realizes she’s got to run to the center.

Hmmm….color me….skeptical….

(Oooooh, I said “color”, is that a code curmudgeon? Quick, check your Media Matters decoder ring!)