Cafe Press, the online retail shop for customized apparel and knick-knacks, just e-mailed a new announcement for its latest hot items: Plamegate fashions. I kid you not.

Here’s a sample:

Fitzmas Present Jr. Hoodie
$32.99
Product Details

A fashion “must” that defines today’s hip style, our Jr. Hoodie is a body-loving curve-hugger. From American Apparel, get into baby soft 100% super fine-combed cotton fleece. Front zipper, hood and pockets to keep the chill off.

Fitzie is My Homeboy Organic Cotton Tee $19.99

“Fitzie is My Homeboy” Show your support for Patrick Fitzgerald. Scooter Libby, Rove, and Bush better watch out for this Homeboy.

I Heart Fitz Classic Thong
$9.99

I’m not even going to comment on the unique creepiness of a special prosecutor’s face emblazoned on a thong.

The U-word comes to mind.

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On a serious note, Rick Moran takes a look at calls to investigate the CIA.

Tom Maguire and A.J. Strata track the Wilson/Vallely fight. And The American Thinker looks at the French Connection and Joe Wilson’s earlier trip to Niger.

And Scott Johnson at Power Line contacts the CIA with questions. He writes:

The Senate Intelligence Committee Report on prewar intelligence is the key document on Wilson’s trip. If only the Senate Intelligence Committee had classified the Report and leaked it to the Times, it might have had an impact on the mainstream media story line on the Wilson affair. As it is, the fact that the Report demonstrated Wilson’s thoroughgoing mendacity essentially remains confidential insofar as mainstream media reporting is concerned.

One of these days some big-time journalist is bound to take a look at the story underlying Joe Wilson’s phony baloney assertions of wrongdoing against the Bush administration and dig out the evidence of the CIA’s scandalous efforts to undermine it. Right?