FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2005
Slate
What troubles
Jack Shafer about
Bob Woodward's conduct in the Plame affair is his Miller-esque self-centeredness. "To sit on such incendiary information for so long, especially while other reporters are being threatened with jail, is beneath the standards to which I thought Woodward subscribed," he writes. "I can see him waffling for two months, six months, or nine months. But 29?" Shafer says Woodward owes readers an apology, too.
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Several Bush admin officials insist they're not Woodward's source (NYT)
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WP might publish source's name if reporters come up with it (NYT)
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Bush, Cheney and Bartlett ruled out as Woodward's source (WSJ)
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Woodward's always had it both ways; chances are, he always will (MW)
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Huffington asks Woodward: Did you trust Pincus and not Downie? (HP)Posted at 9:09:33 AM
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