Who thinks Plame is full of it?

Question

Rep. Tom Davis, the ranking Republican on the committee, said, "No process can be adopted to protect classified information that no one knows is classified. This looks to me more like a CIA problem than a White House problem."
Plame said she wasn't a lawyer and didn't know what her legal status was but said it shouldn't have mattered to the officials who learned her identity. "They all knew that I worked with the CIA," Plame said. "They might not have known what my status was but that alone — the fact that I worked for the CIA — should have put up a red flag."


Now hold on. I thought the White House "outed" her on purpose. Now it's "well, they may not have known I was an agent, but they should have."

So basically she admits that nobody in the White House purposefully made the fact she was covert public because they didn't know she was. Yet she charges them with that very same thing! Hmmm.... who's really out to ruin someone's career?

Answer 1

Plame was a socialite who used political connections to get herself a position as a 'spy.'

She was never trained in espionage and never handled any real covert missions.

Se was - and still is - nothing more than a joke.

Answer 2

no you are full of it.

Plame, because of the recklessness of the White House, could no longer do the job for which she was highly trained.

Fitzgerald stated after the trial that Plame's job was classified.

You sure come up with some lousy excuses. Plame admitted nothing.

Answer 3

Your guy gets convicted, so all you can do is attack an innocent perosn? If she didn't matter, why did Scooter lie about it, as proven in a court of law? Who was he protecting, and from what?

Answer 4

I think she's has delusions of grandeur and power. She is a nobody who needs to be put back into her little cube. The more she stays on the front cover and public eye the more interest there will be in her book.

Answer 5

Libs at work, an there protecting us. HUM