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'''Valeria Plame''' is a former [[CIA]] employee married to [[Joseph Wilson]] and the center of the [[Valerie Plame Affair]].
'''Valeria Plame''' is a former [[CIA]] employee married to [[Joseph Wilson]] and the center of the [[Valerie Plame Affair]].
In July 2003, her connection to the CIA was revealed by political columnist [[Robert Novak]] in his column. In May 2019 Plame announced her plan to run for the [[Democratic party]] seat held by [[Benny Ray Lujan]] in [[New Mexico]]'s Third Congressional district.
In July 2003, her connection to the CIA was revealed by political columnist [[Robert Novak]] in his column. In May 2019 Plame announced her plan to run for the [[Democratic party]] seat held by [[Benny Ray Lujan]] in [[New Mexico]]'s Third Congressional district.
==Congressional campaign==
In the Spring of 2019, [[Valarie Plame]] announced her candidacy for the House. Plame promoted anti-Semitic materials on [[Twitter]], a scandal that forced her resignation from the Ploughshares Fund.
==Plame affair==
==Plame affair==
==Rebuttal of accusations==
==Rebuttal of accusations==
According to Robert Novak, Plame was not covered by the [[Intelligence Identities Protection Act]].<ref>"Novak wondered why Waxman, others didn't ask about baseless Plame assertions." March 23, 2007, Media Matters for America. http://mediamatters.org/research/200703230014</ref>
According to Robert Novak, Plame was not covered by the [[Intelligence Identities Protection Act]].<ref>"Novak wondered why Waxman, others didn't ask about baseless Plame assertions." March 23, 2007, Media Matters for America. http://mediamatters.org/research/200703230014</ref>
==See also==
==See also==