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Going Down in Plames
Richard Armitage has many new admirers. Also: Cardin's mystery staffer. Pope Benedict and the Muslim vote. Meet the emperor. Plus much more.
In the reporting of "Persuasionatrix-gate," I am troubled that the identity, picture, peerage, college transcripts, driving record and personal spending habits have not been reported by the Washington Post.
p>Ah, silly me. If "Persuasionatrix" was a Republican campaign worker, I'm sure we would have known this and much more. br> -- Rick Osial br> Montclair, Virginia /p> p> As a follow-up to the Persuasionatrix story which we broke Friday at Wizbang Politics, we look at the facts about the fired Cardin blogger
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