Wonkette's Week in Review
* The big news of the week: according to a new court filing in the Scooter Libby prosecution, Libby testified that he leaked information about a National Intelligence Estimate with the specific permission of President Bush.
* The Senate fails to strike an immigration deal before leaving for spring recess. Our take on the issue is available here .
* Tom DeLay announces that he will not run for reelection . He gives the scoop to Chris Matthews, who thanks DeLay profusely and thoroughly embarrasses himself .
* Campbell Brown and Dan Senor tie the knot . Crazy talk and conspiracy theories follow shortly thereafter.
* Katie Couric announces that she'll be leaving the Today show to anchor the CBS Evening News. We offer CBS some suggestions for showcasing her nice legs .
* Cynthia McKinney apologizes on the House floor for her scuffle with the Capitol Police -- which a federal grand jury is looking into . McKinney's colleagues have been steering clear of her lately, fearful that she might club them with her Dasani bottle.
* Wonkette's ultimate fantasy looked like it would be coming true: Cynthia McKinney was planning to stage a protest at the campaign headquarters of Katherine Harris . Unfortunately, the plan fell apart .
* By the way: Happy Birthday , Katherine Harris!
* We weren't invited to Kathy Harris's birthday party; but we did go to lots of other parties . We especially enjoyed The Week Opinion Awards , where we hung out with Original Wonkette and met blog stars like Arianna Huffington and Andrew Sullivan . And Froomkin !
* Speaking of parties, there was a very cool poker party on Wednesday night, attended by star players like Howard Lederer, Chris Ferguson, Greg Raymer -- and Roxanne Roberts .
* The scandals keep on coming in this town. Brian Doyle, deputy press secretary at the DHS, has been arrested on charges of using a computer to seduce a child.
* New scandals erupt, and the old ones keep rolling on. Jessica Cutler's lawyer files a "notice of withdrawal" (hehe), perhaps because he was involved with her back when in her Washingtonienne days. A judge allows Robert Steinbuch's invasion-of-privacy lawsuit against Jessica to proceed.
* A prominent politician has a cokehead daughter . Actually, make that many politicians have cokehead daughters . So what else is new?