[Cicero]

I still think that one of the most interesting things about this whole affair is the silence of Porter Goss. He was much in the news earlier, lambasted by the MSM for ousting traitors. But I haven't seen or heard a word about him for the past month or so.

Wouldn't you think the MSM would be trying to interview him about Plamegate, or manufacturing some kind of story if he wouldn't cooperate?

I think Goss is a good man, and loyal to Bush. I'm hoping that he may yet have some tricks up his sleeve. Maybe the MSM was being given some rope to hang themselves with.

[shhrubbery!]

I still think that one of the most interesting things about this whole affair is the silence of Porter Goss. He was much in the news earlier, lambasted by the MSM for ousting traitors. But I haven't seen or heard a word about him for the past month or so.

I'm betting that Porter Goss has made a secret request to the Justice Department to investigate insubordination (to put it mildly) in the CIA in this whole affair.

I think these requests are supposed to be kept classified.

And after all, wasn't the "leak" referral to the JD supposed to be kept secret? Somebody leaked that referral.

[Sacajaweau]

I think Goss is quietly using loyalists to sniff out the bad seeds in the CIA. Give it a week.

My question remains: "Where is Valerie Plame? and Where did Joe suddenly go??

One would think he would continue with his "one act show" now that he is a hot. I smell "distance ourselves" in the Dem camp. The wind could change at any moment.

[threeleftsmakearight]

Or Goss, like many a Republican before him, has Beltway fever.

[demkicker]

I still think that one of the most interesting things about this whole affair is the silence of Porter Goss.

I keep hoping and praying that something big is going to break in this traitorous story. Maybe Goss is getting to the bottom of moledom in the CIA.