Oh Brother

clipped from www.captainsquartersblog.com They were? Plame drove into the office in Langley. She traveled abroad under her own name. She helped arrange for her husband to do some fact-checking on a sensitive intelligence matter. Her husband, former Ambassador Joe Wilson, then came home and leaked his observations to two nationally-known journalists, and then wrote his own op-ed in the New York Times under his byline. And her husband managed to list her in Who's Who, where any journalist could look up the entry -- and where Robert Novak did just that. If that's keeping an agent covert, it speaks volumes about the agency's competence during the George Tenet years. So now we have confirmation that Plame did get her cover blown. I suppose the only reason that Fitzgerald didn't bother to indict Richard Armitage for the crime was that it would have meant explaining how the CIA tried to hide its NOC asset in plain sight.