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[DarienA]

NYTimes reporter Judith Miller was sent to jail for failing to disclose her sources in what really seems to be a really twisted story.... google news judith miller to get some details....

 

[Guileless]

I admire her principles, but at the same time she probably knows she can hit the lecture circuit after this and she'll be set for life. I wonder if all the "librul media" critics are congratulating her on taking a stand that indirectly aids a Republican administration.

 

[FoneBone]

It's hard to feel too sympathetic, because she deserves to go to jail for her conduct leading up to Iraq. Karmically, anyway.

 

[Father_Brain]

It's hard to feel too sympathetic, because she deserves to go to jail for her conduct leading up to Iraq. Karmically, anyway.

What? But she was fucking right!

 

[bob_arctor]

I could have SWORN that on Nightline last night they revealed that it was in fact Karl Rove that was Miller's source, who finally came out and waived his confidentiality.

 

[Musashi Wins!]

I could have SWORN that on Nightline last night they revealed that it was in fact Karl Rove that was Miller's source, who finally came out and waived his confidentiality.

yea, I thought this was the buzz a couple days ago.

 

[Fragamemnon]

I like to think that Judy "Queen of All Iraq" Miller belongs in jail for the things that she DID say in the run-up to the war, not to the things she hasn't yet said in the Plame case. Maybe if she stays in jail long enough her prince can come visit her and they can play Hide the Chalabi or something.

 

[bob_arctor]

yea, I thought this was the buzz a couple days ago.

Yeah, but this seemed to be actual confirmation. Yet, I've heard nothing on this from any major news outlet. If it's true, what does this mean for Rove? I'm assuming that there's no way he'd be hit with perjury and instead he'd probably be lauded for being a stand-up guy who saved a poor journalist from many bouts of "soap drop".