Tuesday’s Washington Post throws this little tidbit out to the the starving masses anxiously awaiting manna from the Realm of the Great Fitzgerald.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Vice President Dick Cheney’s chief of staff may have given New York Times reporter Judith Miller inaccurate information about where the wife of Bush administration critic Joseph Wilson worked at the CIA, a former intelligence official said on Monday.

The possible discrepancy comes amid signs the federal prosecutor investigating who leaked the identity of Wilson’s wife, covert CIA operative Valerie Plame, will announce whether he will bring charges as early as Wednesday, people close to the case said.

Oh please, please, please let this be true!

more shameless begging on the flip side…

The rest of the article is about the WINPAC/Miller/Libby stuff that came up in Miller’s NYT account – old news by now – but then there’s this:

Fitzgerald’s office said on Monday it had decided to announce any decisions in the Plame case in Washington, rather than Chicago, where the special prosecutor is based.

It is unusual for Fitzgerald’s office to comment on the case and the statement led some observers to wonder if it might signal an imminent decision or that Fitzgerald was trying to increase pressure on potential targets to cut a deal.

Who cares?? Just announce the indictments already! Some of us can’t take it anymore.

(Did that sound desperate?)

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