If the Secret's Spilled, Calling Leaker to Account Isn't Easy
After reading article after article about "Wislongate" [my name, though if you see it elsewhere, you saw it here first!], several things have become obvious to me:
a] leaks are a usual, almost necessary facet of Washington politics.
b] leak-initiated investigations are usually futile and end with no resolution.
c] it will be close to impossible to catch the culprit-all it will do is political harm to an Administration not quite as slick as "Slicky Willy's."
[You'd think the oil would help everything slide off...not this time, not now, not after so many PR snafus since Karen Hughes officially left the WH.