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To fear to face an issue is to believe the worst is true.-- Ayn Rand October 06, 2003Robert Novak comments on the Plame scandal:
How big a secret was it? It was well known around Washington that Wilson's wife worked for the CIA. Republican activist Clifford May wrote Monday, in National Review Online, that he had been told of her identity by a non-government source before my column appeared and that it was common knowledge. Her name, Valerie Plame, was no secret either, appearing in Wilson's "Who's Who in America" entry.
For humorous takes on the story, go here and here. Pistol
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