Fitzgerald / Plame resources

These 3 online resources are invaluable:

  • Think Progress' list of 21 figures involved in the Plame leak with photos and info points. Stellar, especially for those who find putting faces to names helpful and want a "quick view." (Could use an update, though.)
  • Emptywheel's Anatomy of a White House Smear Redux at the Next Hurrah. Thoughtful speculation, so yes, beware, but the best narrative I've read yet, worth the read, and, it's up to date!
  • Plame leak timeline from the dkosopedia. A work in progress that is worth it for both the links and putting things in a timeline context. Needs work. (I'm pitching in a bit myself, you should too; most of it is a labor of love by lestatdelc.)

  • Wiki searches are also useful. The article on Valerie Plame points to many other good articles. Please feel free to add your own links below.

    Comments

    &y said…
    A bunch of obvious links--sites I consult frequently for Fitzgerald/Plame news, links to news, speculation, and miscellaneous hubbub:

    Whatever Already
    TalkLeft
    The Next Hurrah
    firedoglake
    Needlenose
    David Corn
    Huffington Post
    Editor & Publisher

    They may be of interest to k/o readers who have not yet taken the plunge into full-on Plameology.

    And this is a handy collection of links etc.
    Perspectives Rove/Plame Scandal Library
    awol said…
    Thanks for the links Andy (and KO).
    kid oakland said…
    re: Thanks &y!

    add: for Milller / NYT stuff try the New York Observer.

    For press stuff: try Jay Rosen and Tom Maguire.

    (Yes, &y, I'm cribbing off Arianna...lol...I'd never clicked on the Observer.)
    RHerman said…
    KO, thanks for gathering these links. i've quickly come to count on your blog for Miller/Plame news and informed speculation, since there is so much that is puzzling and unanswered here. Please, please stay on the case.

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