From the horse's mouth -- a few decades removed ...
In "A Cheney-Libby Conspiracy, Or Worse? Reading Between the Lines of the Libby Indictment", Findlaw's John Dean deconstructs the indictment against 'Scooter' Libby and Fitzgerald's odd mention of the uncharged Espionage Act in it and the press conference announcing the indictment to determine that Cheney has plenty to worry about -- particularly if we retake the Senate from the Forces of Darkness in 2006.
It is particularly telling in light of the fact that mutually loyal Mary Cheney's leaving her father's employ and making another jump to a corporate shelter job, the announcement of which was timed for just prior to the Libby indictment. Papa Cheney, in other words, is not having his fav daughter dragged down with his ship. The sport of Mary-watching having always proved informative about Dick in the past...well, you know they always said that Machiavelli's daughter was more dangerous than her sire.
I consider this article a "must read". After all, if anyone is in a position to understand how these things play out, it's Mo's guy.
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It is particularly telling in light of the fact that mutually loyal Mary Cheney's leaving her father's employ and making another jump to a corporate shelter job, the announcement of which was timed for just prior to the Libby indictment. Papa Cheney, in other words, is not having his fav daughter dragged down with his ship. The sport of Mary-watching having always proved informative about Dick in the past...well, you know they always said that Machiavelli's daughter was more dangerous than her sire.
I consider this article a "must read". After all, if anyone is in a position to understand how these things play out, it's Mo's guy.
