I don't think George said that he would fire the person. I believe he
said that appropriate action would be taken or something along those
lines. Whoever wrote that may want to research that.
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> Subject: It's Time for Rove to Go
> Date: Tue, 12 Jul 2005 12:45:38 -0400
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> President Bush Needs to Follow Through on his Promise to Fire Those
Responsible For Plame Leak
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> (Washington, D.C.) A longstanding Bush administration scandal came
to a head last week when it was revealed that White House Deputy Chief
of Staff Karl Rove disclosed the identity of an undercover CIA
employee, Valerie Plame, to a Time reporter. Opponents of the Bush
administration claim that Mrs. Plame's occupation was leaked in
retaliation after her husband, Ambassador Joe Wilson, spoke out
against claims made by President Bush in his 2003 State of the Union
speech.
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> In the speech, Bush uttered what are now known as the infamous 16
words: "The British Government has learned that Saddam Hussein
recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa."
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> While on its face the statement was true -- the British government
had made such a claim -- much of the evidence backing the claim was
based upon a fake document relating to the sale of "yellowcake" from
Niger to Iraq.
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> The Senate committee investigating Iraq pre-war intelligence stated
that the CIA should have more thoroughly vetted the document to verify
its authenticity. After Bush's speech, the CIA admitted in an internal
document that "we no longer believe that there is sufficient other
reporting to conclude that Iraq pursued uranium from abroad."
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> Then-National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice further admitted,
"Knowing what we now know, that some of the Niger documents were
apparently forged, we wouldn't have put this in the President's speech."
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> Ambassador Wilson, a strong critic of the Bush administration,
pointed out the inconsistencies between Bush's statement and the
truth. As a result, it is believed by many that the White House
retaliated against Wilson by "outing" his wife as an undercover CIA
employee.
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> Commenting on the matter, Libertarian Party National Executive
Director Joe Seehusen stated, "When the scandal first came to light,
President Bush said that if any White House employee was responsible
for the leak, they would be fired. We know now that Karl 'the
Architect' Rove was a source of the leak. It's time for Bush to
follow through with his promise by firing his deputy chief of staff."
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