The saddest moment of the Scooter Libby trial, for me, was when I witnessed an exchange between Max Frankel, the last Executive Editor of the NYT to treat the gray lady with the respect she once deserved, and Robert Bennett, Judy Miller's personal lawyer. Frankel had been around, on and...

I made the point the other day that if Cheney were put on the stand, he might be put in a place where he refuted some of Libby's testimony. Specifically, Cheney might have to admit that he and Libby talked about revealing Plame's identity with reporters during the week...

I'm going to make a not-so-bold prediction. Libby is not going to put Dick Cheney on the stand. And he never intended to.

Here's why. It would be almost impossible to put Cheney on the stand and not expose him to perjury--or force him to reveal that he and Libby...