The Wall Street Journal always makes fun reading... especially if one enjoys the schizophrenic jolt of skipping between the Opinion Editorial pages and the "news."

So what news did yesterday's WSJ bring?

Seems that Bradley Schlozman, the interim U.A. attorney in charge of the Kansas City, Missouri office, a one-year that overlapped the 2006 elections, may be questioned again, in terms of his "testimony" during the 2007 investigations into the U.S. Attorney Scandal.

Alas, irony. White House Press Secretary Dana Perino calling former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan “sad” is like McClellan calling Perino a “Bush administration whore.” They’re both right, but look who’s talking.

No, Scott didn’t really call Dana a Bush administration whore—not in public, anyway. Dana really did call Scott sad though, and she really is a Bush administration whore.

Dana should have taken it easy on Scott. He’s just the latest in a long line of former Bush liegemen who wrote books so they can make enough money to buy their way out of hell. Dana’s time will come. After her press secretary gig is over and people start calling her out for fibbing about the surge, she’ll get to dwelling on the fate of her immortal soul and boy, will her tune ever change.