Some are suggesting that Miller's testimony puts Libby in jeopardy on an obstruction or perjury charge. Really? Here's why no such charge should ever be brought on a he said/she said conflict in which Miller is the she said even if you could find her testimony coherent about the June 23 meeting——which I confess I cannot. From a fellow reporter: "For some reason none of us had a tape recorder, so on the flight back to Casablanca we compared our notes from the one interview we'd had with a Moroccan general a few hours before. We wanted to be sure the phrases we'd scribbled down were accurate. But there was a problem. Judy had many more quotes in her notebook than I and another reporter had in ours. And Judy's were much better. Then I realized why. I'd done a lot more homework on that particular story than she did, and I was asking much more detailed questions. She'd written them down, and now she thought they came from the general, but many of the quotes actually were...(Read Full Post)