Andy Card sure has a weird priority for which supposed breaches of etiquette to attack.

As you may recall, Dan Rather is in litigation against CBS, Viacom and executives Les Moonves and Andrew Heyward over his treatment after the Bush Texas Air National Guard story on 60 Minutes II. A critical point was reached Monday afternoon with the filing of Rather’s appellate brief (pdf file) by his attorneys.

Murray reports that the grand jury investigation investigating David Iglesias’ firing is getting closer to Domenici. Will Domenici take the fall and protect Bush?

Kudos to Ken Salazar for his efforts to roll back Bush era abuses in the Department of Interior.

Say, is that picture on Dick’s wall a tribute to the night when he told Andrea Mitchell that she should start covering Valerie Plame’s role as a CIA spy?

Cheney managed to find himself three boys who were willing to ignore all the tough questions for his first post-VP interview.

Tweety asks the question I’ve been wondering about: why not name Dean as HHS Secretary?

From today’s press briefing (via email):

Q That doesn’t say who decided that this was the best move. And if I could just follow up quickly. Are there other nominees out there with tax problems that we don’t know about?

MR. GIBBS: The President is quite confident in the people that serve in this White House and serve in this administration; that we’ve put a standard of

Apparently, Rahm Emanuel has a private investigator snooping into his living arrangements. Who is paying the PI?

Gareth Porter wrote an important article calling out retired General Jack Keane for his attempt to sabotage Obama’s withdrawal plans from Iraq. But the article raises an important, unaddressed question: is Cheney’s behind Keane’s sabotage?