that scenario seems kinda plausible. I don't see where the CIA and Fitzgerald 
would come into it though. Fitzgerald apparently has quite a reputation for 
integrity. The CIA, well, they've been known to perform a dirty deed or two, 
but I still fail to see why it would be to their advantage to pick a fight with 
someone that will have to deal with one way or the other until the end of his 
term. I don't think they are that inept.

Dana

>> you think it's a conspiracy beeween Novak, Fitzgerald and the CIA?
>>
>
>It's one of these situations:
>
>Novak, by putting 2+2 together after speaking with some people
>(probably 1st off Sec Armitage) figures out that Ms. Plame was Mr.
>Wilson's husband.  Novak also knows that this would make a great
>story: discredit Mr. Wilson by spinning up a
>it-was-all-partisan-nepotism story.
>
>So Novak runs around confirming Ms. Plame's identity intending solely
>to discredit anyone questioning Mr. Bush's contention that Hussein was
>a Nuke waiting to go off.  (Which, ironically, we now know he wasn't.)
>
>Of course Rove is all in on a smear-the-questioners approach and
>probably encourages it.  Bill Harlow, CIA spokesman, confirms it as
>well but warns Novak against revealing it.
>
>Novak disregards Harlow's warning in his zeal to personally destroy a
>Bush detractor and writes about it.
>
>So what's wrong?
>
>Back to Jerry's point.  Everybody citizen (99%) want whats best for
>the country.  The problem is that we all differ on what's best and how
>to accomplish on what we agree is best.
>
>The intelligent way to arbitrate these disagreements into thoughtful
>actions is to talk about the facts, list the pros and cons, and find a
>middle ground.
>
>The dishonorable way to approach it is to take a Scorched Earth
>approach: destroy your dissenters thus leaving yours as the view.
>This is the approach that the current administration takes as well as
>many of its supporters.  Such as Novak did here.

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