Kitty Litter

Here's that class act, Kitty Q. Seelye, describing the journalists ordered to reveal the Plame leakers:

Ms. Miller was among a group of Times journalists who won a 2001 Pulitzer Prize for reporting they did on Al Qaeda, and much of her work has focused on national security and government secrecy. Most recently, she has written about the controversy surrounding the United Nations oil-for-food program.

The other reporter involved in the contempt case, Matthew Cooper of Time magazine, has a side career doing stand-up comedy, including dead-on impersonations of politicians.

She left out how Miller is a striking brunette beauty, while Cooper is a chubby, balding schlub.

Seelye did include this fanciful claim:

Ms. Miller has been a target of media critics who contend that her articles on unconventional weapons helped provide the Bush administration's justification for going to war in Iraq.

If, by unconventional, you mean imaginary, then you've got it exactly right, Kitty.

Update (2/16): I originally erroneously linked to the same NYT Liptak article as in the previous post, not the Seeyle article. The link is now corrected.