Questions and answers on the Plame CIA leak case
An overview of the Valerie Plame affair outlines origins in 2002 Niger yellowcake rumors, Wilson’s Africa trip, Novak’s column naming Plame, and Fitzgerald's probe into possible leaks and lies. It notes officials involved, the IEP act questions, Miller’s testimony, and Bolton’s recess appointment angle as the Senate recess ends.
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