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So are you saying AP is lying when they say ... "Outed CIA operative Valerie Plame says she had nothing to do" ...
since according to you she didnt say that?

Interesting. AP lying about Plame's lies to Congress about lying Joe Wilson trip that led him to lie about Bush lying...

Yes, a good thing they are not Republicans, they might be in trouble.

AP lie: "Her husband is former Ambassador Joseph Wilson. He found there was no evidence that Saddam Hussein was trying to buy uranium for nuclear weapons"

Should have written: ....He lied when he said he found there was no evidence that Saddam Hussein was trying to buy uranium for nuclear, according to information in a senate committee report which was part of the 911 Investigation.

It's not clear from the AP article whether or not Plame actually said that she had nothing to do with her husband being sent to Niger. Those were the reporter's words characterizing her testimony -- they're not in quotes. If she didn't actually say those words, then you can decide what to call it: lying, spinning, fake but accurate.

If she simply said the words actually in quote marks -- then my point was that she's probably not committing perjury. As Eric in the Ozarks says in #16, she's learned to parse.

If anyone has heard the full testimony, it would be interesting to know whether she directly denied any involvement -- even making a recommendation. If so, then she could be nailed for perjury (in a perfect world -- which this isn't).