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"SCOTT THOMAS" REVEALED, and the spin is as predicted. Plus, as Bruce Carroll notes: "The New Republic has still not corroborated anything Private Beauchamp wrote."

They're hoping you won't notice that.

UPDATE: More here.

ANOTHER UPDATE: Mark Steyn notes that the most unflattering portrait in "Thomas's" writing was that of the author.

Still more at Blackfive. It's telling that most of the pushback on this has come from veterans.

And a journalist reader emails: "Why did TNR have to protect the identity of a blogger who was already public?"

"SCOTT THOMAS" REVEALED, and the spin is as predicted.

(It looks like that treasonous article by Joe Wilson about Niger was politically motivated after all.)

Plus, as Bruce Carroll notes: "The New Republic has still not corroborated anything Private Beauchamp wrote."

(His wife sent him there, and Bob Novak broke the story. "Liberals" are carping that she was a "secret agent," but haven't corroborated any serious claims to back that up.)

They're hoping you won't notice that.

(We're hoping you buy our bullshit.)

UPDATE: More here.

ANOTHER UPDATE: Mark Steyn notes that the most unflattering portrait in "Thomas's" writing was that of the author.

(They're just attention whores anyway. Did you see that issue of Vanity Fair?)

Still more at Blackfive. It's telling that most of the pushback on this has come from veterans.

(And why, if she was truly "covert," has no one from the CIA said that out loud where I can hear it? No fair counting the letter to Waxman either, he probably made that up.)

And a journalist reader emails: "Why did TNR have to protect the identity of a blogger who was already public?"

(And conservative bloggers are left to wonder, why are we pretending that Valerie Plame had a covert identity when she was already public?)

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