Can Mrs. Valerie Plame Wilson, a.k.a. Blondie give two different congressional committees two versions of the same story, and remain unindited for perjury?
The story Blondie told the House Committee on Government Oversight and Reform is at odds with her testimiony to the Senate Intelligence Committee, Byron York. Funny with me, my memory of speciific events gets worse with time. Yet Blondie’s is seemingly appearing to improve.
To explain her different testimony to different congressional committees, Blondie invents, suddenly remembers a young man who she claims said, “his words have been twisted and distorted.” Funny how Blondie’s young man manages to speak sounding just like a democrat talking points. Blondie, when inventing dialog, it is important to make the character speak in their own unique voice and not like a democrat talking point.
More: Don Surber.
(H/T Photo: National Ledger )
Addendum:Bit
Let’s see, here. Scooter Libby was convicted why, again? Oh, yeah… a bad memory, or forgetting where he’d heard something and where he’d TOLD something. Interesting that Plame should fall victim to the same problem. One wonders if the same solution… jail time…. will be the order of the day.
