Rawstory teaser: The Nation to unmask Plame CIA role: Developing...

[Greeby]

That is all http://www.rawstory.com

[LA lady]

1. Another one of these?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=364x2051270

[Richardo]

3. Let me know when (if) it hits the mainstream.

RawStory is the liberal's Drudge Report as far as I'm concerned.

[Nickster]

2. That's not news. What else don't we already know about her role? n/t

[CoffeeCat]

4. Wow...it feels like the Wilsons...

...are getting in the ring and throwing a few punches during the 06 election season.

I like it.

It's about time that someone (anyone!) strategized the way the Republicans do. No doubt, the Reps will be drudging up every Dem mis-step; and lying about the Dems as they position the party as "weak on terror" as they ramp up to Nov.

It's a good thing that America will be reminded of BushCo's dirty tricks. It's a good think to reveal Plame's important work, and how that work was thwarted---because BushCo needed to lie his way into his illegal (and now failed) war.

I am really happy to see some backbone and creativity from our side of the aisle.

[warrens]

5. Y'know, I don't like it when Drudge does this stuff

If you have details that make this news, or even a general idea of what is coming, fine. Just to say that The Nation is going to publish something about Plame is hardly breaking news.

[seemslikeadream]

6. Anything more than this?

Dick Cheney exposed Valerie Plame to cover up his association with A.Q. Khan's Nuclear Walmart. Read about it here: http://s93118771.onlinehome.us/DU/AMERICANJUDAS.pdf

[savemefromdumbya]

7. think it was fairly obvious what Valerie was up to?

[LA lady]

8. A little more

Apparently it is in Hubris.

Reporters will reveal what outed CIA officer did for agency

A detailed accounting of the work of CIA officer Valerie Plame Wilson -- the outed agent at the center of the CIA leak scandal -- could break open as soon as today in The Nation, according to an individual familiar with the story.

The 'Plame' scandal, which resulted after a conservative columnist outed Valerie Plame Wilson as a CIA officer in the wake of her husband's critique of the Bush Administration's Iraq WMD intelligence, has embroiled the Administration in a two-year public relations battle to assert that the outing was not connected with her husband's critique.


The source would not give any specific details of the nature of the story, but characterized it as significant. The story comes from the new book, Hubris, a tell-all about the lead-up to the Iraq war written by Newsweek's Michael Isikoff and Nation Washington editor David Corn.