Too little too late

Like his former boss, Colin Powell, Richard Armitage has developed a reputation for telling the truth way after the fact:

"I think it was extraordinarily foolish of me" to have disclosed Plame's identity, Armitage said Sunday on CNN's Late Edition. He was agreeing with comments by Plame that he should have known better.

Armitage said there was no ill-intent on hispart. He said he spoke to Novak after seeing a reference to Wilson'swife in a memo, which did not name her.

Easy to say that after ruining a covert agent's career.

Comments

[George]

foolish as in aw shucks, i shouldnt have left the oven on overnight, it could have burned the house down?

or foolish as in, im really sorry i poured gas on the house and burned it down, now im a criminal but no one seems to notice so whatever?