Wednesday, October 19, 2005
How They'll Get Away With It
The New York Times is sending signals again.
Do they have a code book, or do they just wing it?
Do they have a code book, or do they just wing it?
Without a report, it seems likely that questions about the case may remain unanswered and that a complete account of the administration's activities may never be known, including the details of testimony by the scores of administration officials who were interviewed in the inquiry.
The likelihood that crucial details might be kept secret would be increased if Mr. Fitzgerald brought charges that were narrowly focused on perjury, false statement or obstruction of justice counts involving misstatements by officials in their testimony.
