and oddly enough, he's not. He's not the subject of investigation. But yet its totoally patriotic to leak a convert operative. It's totally patriotric to place a story with a NYTimes journalist and then refer to the story you placed as evidence. Sorry guys, natiuonal polls all show more than half the people in the country like Bush is a liar. If you ask just about Cheney, its closert to 70 percent. I admire how you cling to those Rovian talking points.
Don't get snippy when we tell the truth.
Fitzgerald spend two years investigating and couldn't even determine if Plame was a covert agent.
It's pretty damn clear that Wilson is a lying tool of the far left.
Hmmm, two years; that's why there's an obstruction of justice charge. It's also pretty clear the CIA says Plame was convert no matter what she did.
Did you ever go to FactCheck.org and get the recored on the Plame affair; I didn't see anything there about Wilson lying to anyone.
Wilson told Congress that there were Iraqi officials in Niger looking to buy Yellow Cake. That doesn't square with his public statements.
The charges that Fitzgerld brought were for actions that took place during the investigation. Nothing about what he was actually investigating. It's very clear that Plame didn't come anywhere near the levels required for "covert" status.
No charges, no evidence, no case about what was under investigation.
Wilson lied in his book. He claimed to have found no evidence of the Iraqi government trying to buy Yellow Cake, but in his report to Congress he told of an Iraqi government deligation in Niger. Niger's top four exports are food products and Yellow Cake. Bagdad Bob wasn't there to buy onions or goats.
Wilson lied for political gain based on his deep hatred of the President.
Wilson lies again when he says his wife did not pick him for the Niger trip. In July 2004, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence devoted a few pages of its report on WMD intelligence failures to point out that Valerie Plame came up with the idea of sending her husband to Niger. Both a memorandum Plame wrote and the testimony of a CIA officer show that Wilson's trip was her idea.
One thing that Fitzgerald's investigation did prove was that Wilson's wife was employed by the CIA and that the idea of sending him to Niger originated with her.
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