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Valerie Elise Plame (born
August 13, 1963) is an
American writer, spy, novelist, and
former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer. As the subject...
- The
Plame affair (also
known as the CIA leak
scandal and Plamegate) was a
political scandal that
revolved around journalist Robert Novak's
public identification...
- is
based on
Valerie Plame's 2007
memoir Fair Game and
Joseph C. Wilson's 2004
memoir The
Politics of Truth.
Watts stars as
Plame and Penn as her husband...
- also
stated that the
outing of
Plame compromised the
identity of
other covert operatives who had been working, like
Plame,
under non-official
cover status...
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Colin Powell became overshadowed by the
Plame affair.
Armitage acknowledged in 2006 that he
leaked Valerie Plame Wilson's
identity as a CIA
operative to...
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Plame.
After Robert Novak revealed Plame's identity in his July 14, 2003, column, Corn was
among the
first to report,
several days later, that
Plame had...
- leak of the
covert identity of
Central Intelligence Agency officer Valerie Plame Wilson. He was
subsequently convicted of four
counts (one
count of obstruction...
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LaSalle refers to
Plame as a "hacker"
despite Patton insisting that he is an
investigative computer specialist who is "too
legit to quit".
Plame is
skilled in...
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Intelligence Agency (CIA) as a
cover for its officers. The most
famous is
Valerie Plame, a "covert
employee of the CIA"
whose then-classified
status was published...
- The
Plame affair was a
dispute stemming from
allegations that one or more
White House officials revealed Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
agent Valerie...
