Corallo confirms a letter was sent from Fitz

According to Salon:

In a follow-up interview, we asked Corallo if he could provide us a copy of the letter -- and he says there was a letter -- that Luskin says he received from Fitzgerald. He declined to do so, saying it has been the Rove team's long-standing policy not to release written communication from the special prosecutor. He insisted, however, that the letter says nothing at all about Rove's continuing cooperation with Fitzgerald's investigation. "There is nothing, there are no conditions, there were no discussions of any conditions or deals or anything of the sort," Corallo said. He said that Fitzgerald's decision was based solely on "Mr. Fitzgerald's coming to the proper conclusion" about Rove's legal culpability, or lack thereof.

http://salon.com/politics/war_room/

Luskin TOLD Corallo there was a letter......hmmmm.......

...this letter is starting to remind me of something...
Oh, yeah, those Air National Guard documents that would have proved Junior wasn't AWOL. Somebody's seen them, they just can't release them.

What is that smell? Bovine offal?

Call me cynical, but somehow I'm not 100% satisfied with taking the unsupported word of Rove's hired mouthpiece as to what Fitzgerald's office has decided or not decided.

Sniff.

and state that he has been cleared. Until then I don't believe much from his liar lawyer.

by lying. He would lose all credibility if Rove got indicted next week.

We had a good fantasy about Rove in an orange jump suit. It was just a fantasy. I will miss it but c'est la vie.

Mz Pip
:dem:

I just want to see the letter in its entirety, but I know we never will

continuing. Perhaps this is the way Fitz operates--saying nothing, but it seems strange that he does not confirm that Karl Rove is off the hook.

However, the statement Luskin made was not so unequivocal in proclaiming Rove has avoided indictment. Plus if that were the case, Fitz would have commented. Rove still has a role to play, and that role is likely to testify at trial to what he told the grand jury --throwing Libby and possibly Cheney under the bus.