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her connection to the CIA was revealed by political columnist Robert Novak in his column
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In July 2003, her connection to the CIA was revealed by Richard Armitage to political columnist Robert Novak who revealed it a week later.
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Plame was not covered by the Intelligence Identities Protection Act
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moving text unrelated to the "outing" accusations to Plame Affair
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Is there only one POV here, i.e., that of Bush policy opponents? Or are there 2 sides to the story?
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Opponents of President's Bush invasion of Iraq, particularly Democrats, accused the White House of "outing" Plame in retaliation for her husband's statement undercutting Bush's invasion rationale.
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Libby conviction is irrelevant - moving to Patrick Fitzgerald
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Zealous foes of George W. Bush ... cannot fit Armitage into the left-wing fantasy of a well-crafted White House conspiracy to destroy Joe and Valerie Wilson
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Plame was not covered by the Intelligence Identities Protection Act - so why the "investigation"?
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not significant that her "work ended" - who ever said she was doing anything useful?
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her identity was revealed by Richard Armitage
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who said she was a covert agent? See undercover agent
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don't say "operative" because this implies she was an undercover agent whose identify was "blown"
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Reverted edits by Kukoc (Talk); changed back to last version by RobSmith
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Explained relevance of Valerie Plame and connection to the scandal; removed lengthy but poorly written section that followed.
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