Valerie Plame

:This article deals with the individual. For focus on the political scandal, see Plame affair

Notes

• {{note|name}} While officially named "Valerie Wilson," she has been better known in the media by her maiden name, Plame. The convention has been to refer to Valerie Wilson as "Plame," while "Wilson" refers to Joe Wilson. The New York Times reported on 5 July, 2005, that her "husband said she has used her married name both at work and in her personal life since their 1998 marriage." Real estate records corroborate this. Joe Wilson told NBC's Today on July 14 2005, "My wife's name is Wilson, it's Mrs. Joseph Wilson. It is Valerie Wilson." Robert Novak printed her maiden name, Plame, which he claims to have retrieved from Joseph Wilson's Who's Who in America entry, since Novak referenced that publication as a source of information on Joseph Wilson and his wife.
• {{note|VanityFairDoubleExposure}} Vanity Fair's profile on Joseph Wilson and Valerie Plame, Vanity Fair magazine.
• {{note|FEC}} United States Federal Electoral Commission (Advanced Search)
• {{note|LarryJohnson}} Larry Johnson, "The Big Lie about Valerie Plame"
• {{note|DodgyCover}} Ross Kerber and Bryan Bender, "Apparent CIA front didn't offer much cover", Boston Globe
• {{note|NovakArticle}} Robert Novak, "Mission to Niger" (Syndicated column)
• {{note|NovakArticle2}} Robert Novak, "The CIA leak" (Syndicated column)
• {{note|DavidCorn}} David Corn, "A White House Smear", The Nation (blog).
• {{note|WilsonNYT}} Joseph C. Wilson IV, "What I Didn't Find in Africa" (6 July, 2003), New York Times
• {{note|WilsonDonations}} Robert Garcia Tagorda, "Joseph Wilson's Political Contributions" (blog), September 30, 2003; references Open Secrets Donor name: wilson, Donor State: DC, Cycles selected: 2006, 2004, 2002 and Donor name: wilson, Donor State: DC, Cycles selected: 2000, 1998.
• {{note|JohnsonNoDiplomaticPassport}} Larry Johnson, "The Big Lie about Valerie Plame"
• {{note|NovakArticle2b}} Robert Novak, "The CIA leak" (Syndicated column)
• {{note|NovakBushEnemyWithin}} Robert Novak, "Bush's enemy within" (Syndicated column)
• {{note|Waas}} Murray S. Waas, "Plame Gate", American Prospect.
• {{note|CNNCrossfireNovak}} David Ensor (contributor), et al. "Novak: 'No great crime' with leak", CNN.
• {{note|NYTRove2ndSource}} David Johnston; & Richard W. Stevenson, "Rove Reportedly Held Phone Talk on C.I.A. Officer", New York Times.
• {{note|AssocPressRetraction}} A.S. "AP falsely reported Wilson 'acknowledged his wife was no longer in an undercover job' when her identity was first publicly leaked", Media Matters for America.
• {{note|ChristopherWolfLetterToEditor}} Christopher Wolf (neighbour and lawyer for Valerie Plame), "Plame Investigation Is Not a 'Game'", Washington Post (Letter to the Editor), January 18, 2005, Page A16.
• {{note|WashingtonPostFitzgeraldSpeculation}} Carol D. Leonnig, "Papers Say Leak Probe Is Over", Washington Post, Page A12.
• {{note|CoopersSource}} Michael Isikoff, "Matt Cooper's Source", Newsweek.
• {{note|Kincaid}} Cliff Kincaid, "Why Judith Miller Should Stay In Jail", Accuracy In Media