Digby: Take Another Look Kewl Kids

Since the press has turned into lobotomy patients with memory deficit disorder on the Plame case, I don't suppose it's even worthwhile to point out that the Armitage revelations of the past week or so in Isikoff and Corn's new book aren't really all that earth shattering compared with this week's bombshell:

A key question was, what did Valerie Wilson do at the CIA? Was she truly undercover? In a subsequent column, Novak reported that she was "an analyst, not in covert operations." White House press secretary Scott McClellan suggested that her employment at the CIA was no secret. Jonah Goldberg of National Review claimed, "Wilson's wife is a desk jockey and much of the Washington cocktail circuit knew that already."