McCarthy conspiracy theories

Right Wing Nut House posits under CIA VS. The Whitehouse:

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Consider this: Is it coincidence or conspiracy that Mary McCarthy, partisan Democrat, was placed in exactly the right position to scan a massive amount of intelligence about a wide variety of political hot button topics that, if selectively leaked, could cause the Bush Administration enormous embarrassment and damage?

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What has been somewhat overlooked in the focus on the Dana Priest piece is that initial reports indicated that there was a pattern of conversations with reporters. I think we may eventually learn about other stories she was the source for. With her position in the IG's office she was in a critical location to hear the gripes of the intelligence community and was apparently willing to use those gripes to further her political agenda.

BTW, where does the NY Times get off saying someone who violates the law and her agreement not to disclose classified information "plays by the rules"?

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