[Quilla]

Excerpted Washington Post article.

Holy Cow!

[danneskjold]

Considering the number of people that actually read Vanity Fair, her "cover" probably isn't in any great danger of being blown...

[MizSterious]

Will Playboy be next?

[Tired_of_the_Lies]

She seems to be very taken with her own importance. Could she be hamming it up a bit for her small window of fame?

[Pan_Yans Wife]

She's trying frantically to hold onto her fifteen minutes of fame. She doesn't want to only be remembered as being married to that schmuck.

[savedbygrace]

Plame is wearing a scarf and big glasses, which just adds to the aura of mystery. In a second shot on their terrace at the couple's home near Georgetown, she holds a newspaper in front of her face.

Wilson Wilson. LOL.

[maggief]

"Wilson, who is pursuing a deal for a book ..."

Figure$.

[LiteKeeper]

INTREP - PLAME - transparent effort to get Bush that went bust!

[VOA]

I don't have time for reading the article, but I think radio show host Laura Ingraham
mentioned that this CIA agent was even presented when her husband did an appearance
at (?)The National Press Club.
If true, so much for trying to maintain anonymity...

[Calpernia]

See the email from MoveOn.org featuring his review of their new antigov/war review on Iraq here: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1032596/posts?page=26#26

[O.C. - Old Cracker]

Bwhahahaha! Another Clintonite shows their true stripes.

[finnman69]

http://www.instapundit.com/archives/012840.php

December 03, 2003



OKAY, I'M OFFICIALLY PRONOUNCING THE PLAME SCANDAL BOGUS:


Former ambassador Joseph Wilson has been quite protective of his wife, Valerie Plame, in the weeks since her cover as a CIA operative was blown.

"My wife has made it very clear that -- she has authorized me to say this -- she would rather chop off her right arm than say anything to the press and she will not allow herself to be photographed," he declared in October on "Meet the Press."

But that was before Vanity Fair came calling.

The January issue features a two-page photo of Wilson and the woman the magazine calls "the most famous female spy in America," a "slim 40-year-old with white-blond hair and a big, bright smile." They are sitting in their Jaguar.


No word on whether she's missing an arm. . . . Wilson says the pictures won't identify her. Sorry -- if you're really an undercover spy, and really worried about national security, you don't do this sort of thing. Unless, perhaps, you're a self-promoter first, and a spy second. Or your husband is.


posted at 11:00 AM by Glenn Reynolds

[O.C. - Old Cracker]

"I'm ready for my closeup, Mr. DeMille!"

[mewzilla]

Bet they didn't ask Plame if she was the Beeb's CIA source...

[finnman69]

anyone got a copy to scan and post?

[Peach]

Exposed - the Wilson's are opportunistic fame seekers.

[albee]

"Paging Ms. Valerie Plame Wilson"

"Paging Ms. Valerie Plame Wilson"

"White Courtesy Telephone please. Your fifteen minutes of fame is up!"

[anglian]

—Vanity Fair, January 2004 (on newsstands today). The photograph, by Jonas Karlsson, was taken Nov. 8 and "styled by" Ann Caruso. Hair, makeup, and grooming by Terri Grauel for T.H.E. Artist Agency.

'The pictures should not be able to identify her, or are not supposed to,' Wilson said yesterday. 'She's still not going to answer any questions [italics Chatterbox's] and there will not be any pictures that compromise her.' The reason, said Wilson, is that 'she's still employed' by the CIA 'and has obligations to her employer.'

PHOTO http://slate.msn.com/id/2091907/

[1Old Pro]

How does she look with just a Left arm anyway?

With the tens of thousands of government employess, there are many rotten apples like these two.