[John Valentine]

The lying Joseph Wilson, in fact, reported to the government information that tended to support the idea that Iraq had been shopping in Africa for yellowcake.

It was to the New York Times that he reported differently.

How is it that the lying Joseph Wilson was free to make use of information he acquired during a government financed trip on behalf of the CIA to a private organization like the New York Times?

At the very least is seems like appropriation of public property for private gain by the lying Joseph Wilson.

At worst, it looks like treason, something very familiar to the New York Times.

But then, given the refusal of the Justive Department to pursue treason charges, even when the treason is egregious and public, our laws against treason are nothing more than a dead letter. There really is no law regarding treason against the United States that the government is willing to enforse.

[MaxMax]

Here I come to save the day, next day, day, who?

[Sacajaweau]

All Joe ever said was that “they’re not seeking it through LEGAL channels.”

[Dutch Boy]

"How is it that the lying Joseph Wilson was free to make use of information he acquired during a government financed trip on behalf of the CIA to a private organization like the New York Times?"

It's because he fits the MSM template of attacking Bush and republicans.