And you had the nerve to call someone else a twit in this thread?

"and had not been a covert operative for years. "

Got proof?

"The law that prohibits revealing the identity of a covert operative has a time limit and she didn't fall within that constrain, so it wasn't a crime to reveal her name."
Only the first 15 words of that sentence are true.

" If you read Libby's endictment, he wasn't charged with revealing Plame's name. "
Well Duh. Err, who exactly was saying he was?

"Even the prosecuter determined that revealing her name wasn't a crime. "
Really?
You can of course point to the part of the indictment or other filings that say that? The prosecutor has specifically stated that in the case of Libby's perjury he makes no claims whatsoever about Plames covert status.

"According to this, Joseph Wilson openly identified his wife's name in Who's Who from 1999 through 2005. "
Come on Larry, you can think smarter than that. Think harder.
All you missed were the Vanity Fair photo and "Plame sent Wilson to Niger" points.