Valerie Plamegate has now...

...reached it's very end. THE END is best reported by Ann Coulter. I sweep directly to the end of what she wrote. but I urge you to follow link that is given and read the entire article.

JOE WILSON: THE END OF AN ERROR

information that Wilson's wife worked at the CIA had nothing to do with harming Wilson. It did not come from the White House. It did not even come from someone who supported the war in Iraq.


The rest of the world found out Armitage was Novak's source last week, something Special Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald knew from the first week of his investigation. So what was Fitzgerald investigating?


Even people who think the president should not be subject to civil suits in office do not deny that Bill Clinton had an affair with Monica Lewinsky and lied about it in a civil suit brought by Paula Jones. However irritating it is to liberals that lying about sex under oath is a crime, there was a crime that Ken Starr was investigating.


What was Fitzgerald investigating? Not only was there no underlying crime, there was not even — as the Times put it — "an attempt to silence Mrs. Wilson's husband" (or an attempt "to respond to people calling you a liar in The New York Times," as normal people put it).


Fitzgerald's entire investigation was nothing but a perjury trap from beginning to end for anyone who misremembered anything about who told whom what about a low-level nobody at the CIA who happened to be married to a Walter Mitty fantasist.


Thank you, Ann Coulter, for bringing Plamegate to it's deserving end.