The indictment announcement makes it clear that Ms. Plame's "employment status was classified" - that's precisely why the disclosure of her employment status was a crime. It also makes it clear that the CIA sent Wilson to Niger on "its own initiative," not Valerie Plame's. Perhaps she suggested her husband's name, but she was not in a position to formally recommend or decide.
You're trying to split hairs over minor inconsequential points when the real issue is that someone broke the law by disclosing her classified employment status. You'r asserting WIlson lied, when it was George Bush who lied to the American public about Niger yellowcake in his state of the union address.
Current Events » in reply to I notice you ducked the discrepancies I mentioned.
No I didn't
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- Joe Wilson: Our 27 months of hell
- Wilson should run for President. The Leftists think he can turn water into wine.
- Did somebody repossess the Jaguar and the Hermes scarf?
- And how much of that do you suppose is actually true?
- Crimes against people that conservatives don't like, aren't crimes at all. (n/t)
- The Office of Special Plans scandal is beginning to break
- Tom, was the outing revenge, or not?
- All of it
