Unfortunately for her vanity lawsuit, the “leaker” in the Valerie Plame “scandal” is the one Bush administration official she didn’t sue. According to an article written by Newsweek’s Michael Isikoff’s entitled “The Man Who Said Too Much,” the first person to tell the press that Valerie Plame sent her husband, Ambassador Joe Wilson, on his preposterous trip to Niger was then-Deputy Secretary … [Read more...]
Plamegate, RIP
August 28, 2006 By Ben Johnson
Filed Under: Conspiracy theories, Foreign policy, FrontPage Magazine, George Soros/Shadow Party, Iraq, Media bias, National defense, War on Terror Tagged With: "16 words", "Meet the Press", Ben Bradlee, Ben Johnson, Bill Moyers, Bob Woodward, BuzzFlash, Colin Powell, David Corn, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, FrontPage Magazine, FrontPageMag.com, George Soros, Hubris (book), I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, Iraq, Iraq war, Iraqi WMDs, John Bolton, Joseph C. Wilson IV, Karl Rove, Matt Cooper, Michael Isikoff, Michael Rubin, Nation magazine, NeedleNose (blog), News, Newsweek, Niger, Operation Iraqi Freedom, Politics, Richard Armitage, Robert Novak, Saddam's WMDs, The American Prospect (TAP), The Washington Post, U.S. State Department, Valerie Plame, “Beware of the Armitage Red Herring”, “The Man Who Said Too Much”
