Home Again, Home Again

I'm exhausted. In addition to BEA, we've just had an impromptu family reunion with attendees from three countries to watch my brother get his doctorate. There were six of his Japanese in-laws, an aunt and uncle and four cousins from Canada, and the previous generation's nuclear family. It's going to have to wait until tomorrow for me to catch up on what happened while the world was turning without me.

I was curious to see what was going on about a possible Karl Rove indictment, so I jumped over to see what Jeralyn had to say at TalkLeft. She's got an index on the Valerie Plame leak that has a couple of interesting new tidbits. After seeming to pull back a bit on Jason Leopold's original story claiming that Rove had been indicted, truthout.org's executive director, Marc Ash, came out even stronger in support of it on Sunday. His statement claimed new unidentified sources backing the story up and differentiated between what they "know" (or have been told by those sources) and what they "believe" (or the suppositions at which they've arrived based on what they've been told). Jeralyn reports that the Rove camp continues to deny everything. Meanwhile, we're still waiting for it all to play out before we'll know who's got credibility.