From claiming that there was no leak to insisting that the leak if any was justified, Edward Delp’s column (“Plame was asking for it,” March 21) was laughable even by Delp’s own pedestrian standards. The idea that a government agency should leak the name of a covert operative to settle scores is crazy and illegal.\nIf you so badly need a counter-opinion, just print something to the tune of “It ain’t so” and we’ll get the drift. Spare us Delp’s pompous opinions-marauding-as-facts style of faux journalism.
Sriram Raghuraman\nGraduate student
