"My CIA Operative Wife"

[CatWoman]

who would introduce a spouse in such a way?

http://www.theleftcoaster.com/archives/005975.php

[The_Casual_Observer]

1. How did I guess that if I kept reading that article that the name

britt hume would show up?

[madrchsod]

2. i think fitzgerald should have

a talk with his guy...nothing like a federal prosecutor asking him why he is with holding information on a on going investigation.

[rkc3]

3. Well, it doesn't sound so strange. Of course I introduce my wife as

"the lovely little succubus who is slowly destroying my soul."

[Montauk6]

4. Sounds like the work of the idiots who "quoted" Kerry as saying

"I'm a metrosexual."

And since hearsay has no bearing whatsoever, when the goal is to smear either liberals or those critical of the right, I'm sure the little lemmings will go along with it, repeating in the barber shops, cocktail parties, family get-togethers, and water cooler area around the country.

[AlCzervik]

5. wow they are still trying to sell that BS? They must be desperate.

[thefloyd]

6. Jesus

Larry Johnson did a similar analysis and came up with the same conclusion

[Ganja Ninja]

7. By freeper standards if he only said his wife ...

and didn't mention her by name then he didn't out her. Isn't that how it works?

[Norquist Nemesis]

8. Not if it's Wilson doing the talkin'. Anyone else, then yes. n/t

[Mabus]

9. It sounds like an SNL skit

And a bad one oat that.

[Jara sang]

10. The guy I used to work for.

Within a half hour of first meeting the guy he told myself and my girlfriend that his wife "trained spies" for the CIA at something he called "spy school" he also told me that she could fire a AK-47 better than he could... Ha, ha, ha! Fire... a... AK-Forty... Anyway, that ain't the half of it, in the course of working for this guy he divulged information about his wife and exercises that she had been on that seemed to me were of a highly sensitive nature. He was a neocon.

[Orangepeel]

11. he was also lying

or, at least, I'd bet money on it. Was his wife Morgan Fairchild? :D

[CatWoman]

12. yeah, that's the ticket

:D

[Orangepeel]

13. I'm glad somebody got that!

After I posted, I was worried I'd be the only one who remembered that skit!

:hi:

[CatWoman]

15. that was his funniest role

besides "The Critic" of course :D

:hi:

[Jara sang]

16. SNL is funny... I guess my former employer was funny too.

He was dropping information that pertained to national security to me like he was at a cocktail party.:spray: :sarcasm:

[Jara sang]

14. Uhh... no he wasn't.

His wife was a former Assistant Secretary of State for Human Rights for Reagan. She was also John Bolton's deputy at USAID. These people are tight with all the current neocons. And I happen to know personally that she worked for contractors in Virginia that trained special ops people in counter-terrorism tactics. I saw her W-2s for the companies that she worked.