NetMailBot.gifThis morning’s WaPo article contained a new bit
about the Stephen Hadley email sent by Karl Rove on July 11,
2003 following his conversation with Matt Cooper. According to
the article:  Shortly before his client’s second appearance
before the grand jury in October, Luskin personally conducted a
review of thousands of e-mails Rove had sent during the crucial
weeks in 2003, including those from accounts reserved for
personal and political correspondence, a source familiar with
the situation said.  Amid the e-mails, Luskin found one sent
from Rove to Stephen J. Hadley, then deputy national security
adviser, in which Rove mentioned his conversation with Cooper.
The e-mail was written from Rove’s government account, which
investigators searched early in the inquiry. It is unclear why
the e-mail was not discovered at that time.  Once found by
Luskin, the e-mail was shared with Rove and then quickly turned
over to Fitzgerald, the source said. Rove then testified that
the e-mail "established that he had