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Sometimes you could wonder if everyone involved in an investigation, scandal or other embarrassing moment is guilty of something. As far as Joe Wilson and Valerie (Plame) Wilson are concerned, they may only be guilty of bad taste. On the one hand it is hard to argue with someone taking offense at being exposed as working for the CIA. But then to have a major book deal and a movie in the works sure could ease a lot of pain and suffering. So what came first, an exposure of personnel matters or the self-promotion exposure? And since dear Valerie testified that the job she so loved involved investigating WMD, why has no one connected the dots on that part of the story? Hmm?

There are only two reasons this post has been published here. To see if we can get the conspiracy theory rumor mill percolating and at least one of us thinks Valerie is hot so we need an excuse to post her picture again. Ha, ha, ha. Hey it’s the weekend and a little comic relief (very little) is needed for recouping from the stress of March Madness.

C. Harris
MoreWhat.com
(I’m in complete control until Stanford and the rest of the staff return)

At Hearing, Plame Rebukes Bush Administration
Valerie Plame, the CIA officer whose leaked identity triggered a federal investigation that reached into the White House, today publicly refuted claims that she was not a covert employee and accused the White House and State Department of “carelessly and recklessly” destroying her cover for political purposes….

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